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[WAFB - National News] AP-GfK polls show Obama losing independents - WAFB Channel 9 ...: Ebbing support for Democrats, compared with the vote for Obama, partly reflects that a president's popularity doesn't necessarily help his party in Congress. It also comes as Obama's own image has suffered: 49 percent approve of his job performance in the AP-GfK polls, compared with 67 percent who approved in February 2009, days after he took office.

[Breaking News, Weather, Business, Health, Entertainment, Sports, Politics, Travel, Science, Technology, Local, US World News- soalfs.com] AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy: Even staunch Obama backers like college student Julius Taylor of Flint, Mich., struggle to stay optimistic about the economy, particularly when they see the recession’s toll in their backyard. “I’d like to say it’s improving, but there are a lot of indicators it’s not,”

[Raw Story] AP-GfK polls show Obama losing independents | Raw Story: I’ll be at the polls…and no vote of mine will go GOP…but the DNC has plenty to answer for in terms of disappointing most people aside from their most ardent cheerleaders. You can search the dross and find the specks of gold…but when the best defense you’ve got is “the other guy is worse”…it’s time for a serious re-examination of where the party’s performance is at.

[WORLDmag.com | Community] WORLDmag.com | Community | Blog Archive | AP poll: Independents ...: As one talk show host put it (I think Glenn Beck): both parties are going to bring an end to America as we know it, but the Democrats are doing it faster than the Republicans. So I guess I’ll hold my nose and vote Republican (at least as far as the Missouri Senate race is concerned), since the Republicans still have a slightly better hold on morality.

[INVESTING CONTRARIAN] Obama Approval Rating Hits New Low For Handling Economy (POLL ...: Even staunch Obama backers like college student Julius Taylor of Flint, Mich., struggle to stay optimistic about the economy, particularly when they see the recession’s toll in their backyard. “I’d like to say it’s improving, but there are a lot of indicators it’s not,”

[RUTHFULLY YOURS] NEW LOWS IN POLLS FOR OBAMA”¦.. | RUTHFULLY YOURS: Also, more people disapprove of his performance on the following issues than approve: the federal budget deficit, unemployment, health care, taxes and immigration. Conversely, he’s viewed more favorably than not on his handling of terrorism, the environment, relationships with other countries and education.

[National | WISH TV] AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy: WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama earned his lowest marks ever on his handling of the economy in a new Associated Press-GfK poll, which also found that an overwhelming majority of Americans now describe the nation's financial outlook as poor. Stacey Pederson, 36, a massage therapist and independent voter in Asheville, N.C., agrees that it's improving.

[Recent Blog Posts: Bakersfield.com] Bakersfield.com: Just wait until next weeks approval rating, thats when it will reflect Barry talking stupidly about supporting the New York Mosque while speaking to muslims  then saying the opposite  the very next day saying he wont comment on the wisdom of building it there. Hussien  will be in the 30% range soon, 

[BizzyBlog] AP Writers Package Months-Old Polling Data As - BizzyBlog: In this instance, the AP-GfK poll’s average Democratic ingredient outweighed the GOP’s by 44%-40%. Gallup’s most recent poll on the topic, admittedly a reversal from most of its results during the past several months, shows the GOP with a 2% edge in party affiliation, including “leaners.”

[Colonel6's Blog] Obama's Gulf 'Swim' Was Fake-He Lied Again | Colonel6's Blog: The same day, Britain’s government owned BBC reported: “Barack Obama has taken a swim in the Gulf of Mexico (to) reassure Americans that the waters are safe despite the recent oil spill.” US corporate media reporters repeated the message, CNN’s senior White House correspondent Ed Henry among them, saying; “Obama takes (the) plunge, swims in the Gulf (to show it’s safe and) open for business.” In fact, area businesses continue to be severely impacted, and the entire region is dangerously unsafe.

[COMMON BLOG] AP-GfK polls show Obama losing independents | News: Ebbing support for Democrats, compared with the vote for Obama, partly reflects that a president’s popularity doesn’t necessarily help his party in Congress. It also comes as Obama’s own image has suffered: 49 percent approve of his job performance in the AP-GfK polls, compared with 67 percent who approved in February 2009, days after he took office.

[E-mail Marketing] E-mail Marketing » Blog Archive » Site Contents | Gop Senator ...: Paladino knows that the issue of the Ground Zero mega-mosque isn't about religious freedom at all: "I say it is disrespectful to the thousands who died on 9-11 and their families, insulting to the thousands of troops who've been killed or injured in the ensuing wars and an affront to American people. And it must be stopped."

[The News As IT Happens] The News As IT Happens » Blog Archive: POLL: Obama at new low for handling economy, AP poll shows - Naples Daily News. WASHINGTON ”” President Barack Obama earned his lowest marks ever on his handling of the economy in a new Associated Press-GfK poll, which also found that an .

[Hot Air » Top Picks] Hot Air » Gallup: Obama hits new low on daily tracking at 42%: Gallup doesn’t provide any written analysis for either measure, but does provide the breakdown in approval by demographic for the weekly results, and it looks devastating.  Obama maintains a majority approval among 18-29YOs, but they’re not necessarily going to turn out in force anyway.  The senior vote will be the most reliable, and Obama hits a new low of 36% among voters 65 and older.  He doesn’t do much better with 50-64YOs at 42%, up just two points from the low for that demo he hit last week.

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