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From 66% approval rating in the first week in office in January 2009, Obama's popularity has dipped consistently, barring a temporary bump after the killing of Osama bin Laden in May 2011, according to Gallup numbers. It went down to 40% in August 2011.
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And it seemed to have fared worse than the last count, in 2011. “Only one country this year — China — suffered a real decline among Americans, with its favorable rating falling from 47% in 2011 to 41% today,” Gallup said in a report on the poll. ...
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BERLIN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 18: Lisa Martinek and Johann von Buelow attend the Closing Ceremony during day ten of the 62nd Berlin International Film Festival at the Grand Hyatt on February 18, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. View Photo »
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Our data is available one day earlier, so SmogFarm is tracking the emotions of the world in near real-time as they are being formed in the experiences of the Gallup interviewees
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Only about 1 in 10 say each will be remembered as below average or poor. Meanwhile, three years into Barack Obama's presidency, Americans are divided in their views of how he will be regarded, with 38% guessing he will be remembered as above average or...
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The key to the popularity of Reagan and Clinton: They governed during good economies, and got credit for improving them. Presidential ratings change over time, the pollsters noted. George W. Bush's ratings remain among the lowest, but he has also seen...
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Don't count on it. Even if the Gallup report is correct and the unemployment rate has jumped to 9% don't expect to hear about it from Obama's buddies at BLS. The highly politicized BLS, which added approximately 200,000 non-existent jobs to the economy...
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BERLIN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 18: Director Boudewijn Koole speaks on stage next to Matthew Modine and Rick Lens during the Closing Ceremony during day ten of the 62nd Berlin International Film Festival at the Grand Hyatt on February 18, 2012 in Berlin, Germany... View Photo »
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track to be the lowest annual rating of Congress in Gallup's history.
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Harris Poll Presidential Rankings: Reagan Best President Since World War II, Nixon Worst
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It finds Americans believe Ronald Reagan was the best President since World War II (ahead of Franklin D. Roosevelt) and Richard Nixon the worst: Twenty-five percent of Americans rank Reagan as the best president in a survey conducted by The Harris Poll.
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Bryan Preston at the PJ Tatler explains most of the negatives that could be affecting the drop into negative net approval: we've seen what looks like the start of an early gas price spike, at a time when the president is visibly militating against the...
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