Americans see U.S. on wrong track: Reuters/Ipsos poll
February survey had said Americans by 57 percent to 38 percent believed the country was on the right track.
Obama's job approval rating dropped from last month to 49 percent from 51 percent, a statistically insignificant change.
But his approval among independent voters who he will need for his 2012 re-election drive took a sharp dive, to 37 percent from 47 percent, the poll found.
What these racists will never understand is that their financial woes don't matter as Obama builds a much bigger and better federal government. Just a few bumps in the road, but in the end all of their cares will be addressed and taken care of.
Our brave new world is being built by a part-time community organizer with little experience at pretty much anything.
Courage!
February survey had said Americans by 57 percent to 38 percent believed the country was on the right track.
Obama's job approval rating dropped from last month to 49 percent from 51 percent, a statistically insignificant change.
But his approval among independent voters who he will need for his 2012 re-election drive took a sharp dive, to 37 percent from 47 percent, the poll found.
What these racists will never understand is that their financial woes don't matter as Obama builds a much bigger and better federal government. Just a few bumps in the road, but in the end all of their cares will be addressed and taken care of.
Our brave new world is being built by a part-time community organizer with little experience at pretty much anything.
Courage!
