Today, let’s look at the polls — all of them. To start with, health
care: Just 6 percent of Americans think health care is the most pressing
issue, according to the latest Gallup poll. Why? Because lots of those
Americans don’t have jobs or are underemployed — the real jobless rate
nationwide is more like 14.9 percent, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
So
savoring his big win on health care is most definitely a waste of time
for President Obama, and he knows it. After less than a week of spiking
the football
(a relatively short time for America’s most narcissistic president
ever), the president is back on the campaign trail. What’s striking is
where he’s going: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa — places he won in 2008.
Why?
Simple. All the latest polls show he’s losing … well, everyone. He’s
down 13 points with voters ages 18 to 25, nearly half of whom think he’s
done a mediocre job, according to Students for Life of America. The
healthy young don’t really care about health care, but they do care
about jobs — and nearly 2 million 20- to 24-year-olds are unemployed.
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3 comments:
YAP! Seen Gov. O'Malley Blame bush on TV Sunday.. It ain't never gonna happen for Maryland, until we get him out!
Keep the good news coming.
I was in a store parking lot recently (Giant) and there was actually a SUV with a OBAMA 2012 sticker on their bumper. Guess they also drank the kool aid. I can't believe they even drive around Salisbuy with that glued to their vehicle. I would be embarrassed.
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