Keeping Pelosi a Loser for Obama

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Pollster John Zogby updates our weekly Obama Report Card with a grade on the president's performance. Zogby uses his polling, expert analysis and interaction with major players to come up with a grade and some comments that capture how he sees the president's week ending.

National pollster John Zogby gives President Obama a grade of D minus for week 96 of his presidency.

John Zogby on Week: 96

"Our polling found the president's job approval rating tied for its lowest point since he took office at 42 percent, and his rating among Democrats fell to 78 percent, its lowest since the end of August. President Obama's G-20 Summit was seen as a failure, and the whole Asian trip appeared ill-timed. The chairs of his debt commission offered proposals that partisans of both the left and right panned, and soon enough Obama must take a side. Nancy Pelosi's election as Democratic House Minority Leader was a lose-lose for Obama. If the caucus had not supported her, the liberal base would have seen it as another party surrender to GOP pressure. Now that she stays as leader, other voters may conclude the Democrats have learned nothing from their defeat."

This week's grade: D-

Last week's: C

John Zogby is president and CEO of Zogby International, a public opinion, research, and business solutions firm with experience working in more than 70 countries around the globe. Founded and led by Zogby since 1984, Zogby International specializes in telephone, Internet, and face-to-face survey research and analysis for corporate, political, nonprofit, and governmental clients. The firm is headquartered in Utica, N.Y. John Zogby is also the author of The Way We'll Be: The Zogby Report on the Transformation of the American Dream (Random House).

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Go to:

http://www.gallup.com/poll/124922/Presidential-Approval-Center.aspx

Click on Carter's pix and you can see for yourself that one of the worst presidents in our modern history soars over Owebama by ten points. Fox News puts Owebama at 39% approval (which sounds just about right) Even his black supporters are starting to throw him overboard!

Bad man! Baaaaad man!!!

Havahavana of CA 10:27AM November 23, 2010

The bottom line in all this is that Obama, himself, is a loser. The American voting public, in a well-intentioned but irrational mood, decided to put a man into a position of great responsibility, without weihing any evidence of his qualifications for the job.

With a paper-thin resume of dubious achievement, Barack Obama has consistently demonstrated that he is nowhere near qualified for the job of president. He seems to be overtly hostile to the precepts and tenets which have made the U.S. a great country. He apologizes for the United States to any eager foreign audience and kowtows to the leaders of countries whose interests and policies are contrary to our own.

Our greatest adversaries could not have picked a leader more inclined to preside over the decline and fall of our nation.

cclusn of NC 9:26AM November 21, 2010

Incongruent beliefs that the human equasion has effectivly eluded domestic "peanut butter" power of the last presidential election, has also extrapolated some level of infestation as well as collaboration of the far-left anomaly sequences. I can think of no better example as the sale of military technology to Saudi Arabia!

Hasn't he had enough badgering of his menopausal servitude or does he neeed more?? It's very comical to me that a continuity must exist in order to maintain superior attitudes while receiving condolences at the same time!

Popcorn City? .....I don't think so!

Semi-Smith of MA 6:09AM November 20, 2010

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