The favorability of the Democratic party is now at an all-time low, according to Gallup, falling 6 points to 36 percent in the wake of the party’s losses in this year’s midterm elections and sinking below the favorability of the Republican party for the first time in more than three years.
Favorability of the GOP stayed relatively steady, ticking up to 42 percent from 40 percent, marking the first time since Sept. 2011 the Republican party has had a higher favorability rating than the Democratic party.
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If the Republican controlled legislature can forward bills that the people want enacted, POSOTUS will either have to sign them...proving Harry Reid's (and the dumbocrats) obstructionism; or veto them....proving his own (and the dumbocrats) obstructionism.
ReplyDeleteEither way, the Republicans are at the helm of their destiny for a short while - let's hope they realize that a lot of noses were held at the ballot boxes when they were elected.....
I trust the gop will screw this opportunity up as usual.
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