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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 918975" data-attributes="member: 1246">Re: Obamanation here todayGee, TOS must&#039;ve gotten her numbers from a &quot;butt poll&quot;.....................because these #&#039;s arent 50 % like TOS claims........December 28, 2011 @ 12:41 pm | [h=2]WSJ Poll: Obama’s Approval Rating Among His Base Support Groups Has Tanked…Via Newsmax:President Barack Obama’s approval rating has dropped among his key 2008 voting blocks, and “a generic Republican” leads him in the polls, The Wall Street Journal says on its opinion pages.
A Dec. 15 article by The National Journal — “Where Obama Has Slipped” — Ron Brownstein writes:

“Obama’s approval rating is now 12 percentage points lower than his 2008 share of the vote among young adults (age 18-29); 11 points lower among African Americans; and 10 points among college-educated white women. . . . compared to his 2008 showing, he’s tumbled 14 percentage points among independents, another group that provided him a narrow majority of its votes last time. 

[Among] upper-middle-income families earning between $75,000 and $100,000 annually . . . he’s dropped from 51 percent of the vote with them to 44 percent approval</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 918975, member: 1246"] [B]Re: Obamanation here today[/B] [SIZE=4]Gee, TOS must've gotten her numbers from a "butt poll".....................because these #'s arent 50 % like TOS claims........ December 28, 2011 @ 12:41 pm [B]|[/B] [h=2]WSJ Poll: Obama’s Approval Rating Among His Base Support Groups Has Tanked… Via Newsmax:[/SIZE] [INDENT][SIZE=4]President Barack Obama’s approval rating has dropped among his key 2008 voting blocks, and “a generic Republican” leads him in the polls, The Wall Street Journal says on its opinion pages. A Dec. 15 article by The National Journal — “Where Obama Has Slipped” — Ron Brownstein writes: “Obama’s approval rating is now 12 percentage points lower than his 2008 share of the vote among young adults (age 18-29); 11 points lower among African Americans; and 10 points among college-educated white women. . . . compared to his 2008 showing, he’s tumbled 14 percentage points among independents, another group that provided him a narrow majority of its votes last time. [Among] upper-middle-income families earning between $75,000 and $100,000 annually . . . he’s dropped from 51 percent of the vote with them to 44 percent approval[/SIZE][/INDENT] [SIZE=4][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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