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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 865931" data-attributes="member: 12952">(Washington Examiner) —Buried deep in the internals of The Washington Post’s latest poll, and not reported at all in their front-page write up,&nbsp; is some troubling news for President Obama’s reelction prospects.&nbsp; Fourty-four percent of American adults, and 46 percent of registered&nbsp; voters, told The Post they definitely will not vote for Obama’s&nbsp; reelection.Only 20 percent of respondents said they deifinitely will&nbsp; vote for Obama in 2012.Thirty percent said they would consider it..&nbsp; . . More than 40 percent of Americans are also ready to call Obama a&nbsp; failure.Asked if “Obama has made progress” toward solving the major&nbsp; problems facing the country, 42 percent of Americans say Obama has&nbsp; “tried but failed.”Twenty-eight percent of Americans are even ready to&nbsp; say Obama “made problems worse.”Only 19 precent of respondents told The&nbsp; Post that Obama has “made progress.”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 865931, member: 12952"] (Washington Examiner) — Buried deep in the internals of The Washington Post’s latest poll, and not reported at all in their front-page write up, is some troubling news for President Obama’s reelction prospects. Fourty-four percent of American adults, and 46 percent of registered voters, told The Post they definitely will not vote for Obama’s reelection. Only 20 percent of respondents said they deifinitely will vote for Obama in 2012. Thirty percent said they would consider it. . . . More than 40 percent of Americans are also ready to call Obama a failure. Asked if “Obama has made progress” toward solving the major problems facing the country, 42 percent of Americans say Obama has “tried but failed.” Twenty-eight percent of Americans are even ready to say Obama “made problems worse.” Only 19 precent of respondents told The Post that Obama has “made progress.” [/QUOTE]

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