54% approval. So much for the GOP's Trump card.
Can a rising Obama help Hillary Clinton? - CNNPolitics.com
With you added comment, I'm not convinced you read the article you linked.
Close to half the people disapprove of Obama. His increase is attributed to the DNC. Not unexpected. More than half the people believe Clinton will be little more than status quo to Obama, and they say things in the US are going badly.
So how does the implication of your comment play out in light of what was written in the linked article?
Given that about 70% of Americans think Hillary would be a bad President, someone with a mere 50% unfavorable rating actually could make things better for her.
Given that about 70% of Americans think Hillary would be a bad President, someone with a mere 50% unfavorable rating actually could make things better for her.
54% approval. So much for the GOP's Trump card.
Can a rising Obama help Hillary Clinton? - CNNPolitics.com
54% approval. So much for the GOP's Trump card.
Can a rising Obama help Hillary Clinton? - CNNPolitics.com
"Obama's approval rating dipped to 50% after the Republican convention, but has risen to 54% in the wake of his party's convention, with 45% disapproval, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll. That's the most positive approval rating of his second term."
Can a rising Obama help Hillary Clinton? - CNNPolitics.com
And that's a poll by whom? Oh, right, CNN.
Unfortunately for all, all this is is proof positive that America has become land of the abject morons.
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With you added comment, I'm not convinced you read the article you linked.
Close to half the people disapprove of Obama. His increase is attributed to the DNC. Not unexpected. More than half the people believe Clinton will be little more than status quo to Obama, and they say things in the US are going badly.
So how does the implication of your comment play out in light of what was written in the linked article?
Certainly not Drudge or Hannity :roll:
45% is not close to half. Hell, 40% wouldn't approve even if it was shown he was Jesus ****ing Christ.
RCP also shows Obama's approval rating in positive territory for the past 3-4 months, and climbing again. That includes polls from Rasmussen and Fox News.And that's a poll by whom? Oh, right, CNN.
Are you better off today than you were 8 years ago?
LOL.
Well, you know, I'm not familiar with the type of math some people have been burdened with these days, so perhaps you have that challenge to deal with.
An election that goes 55% to 45% is considered an ass kicking.
An election that goes 55% to 45% is considered an ass kicking.
Well, like I wrote, I'm not familiar with the type of math that views an almost 50-50 split as an ass kicking. I guess that view comes from those who eek out wins and need some propaganda tools.
It used to be that this was considered an ass kicking:
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True, I read somewhere that elections are really determined by the 6% swing / undecided voters.
Obviously you're not very good at the maths. Reagan had less than 51% of the vote in your example of an ass-kicking above. So, clearly. 55% is a major ass-kicking.
I bet before its said and done, Hillary wins with close to 60% of the vote, especially if Trump continues to bring up the absurd idea of putting Ivanka in a cabinet position.
Geeze. Carter got 41%, the others, 8.3%. Reagan got more than Carter, and the others combined. Then there is the 91% of the electoral college.
I mean you had to try really hard to spin that. Didn't work very well.
I don't do predictions, so I leave that to the self appointed Carnaks to trip over. I have started to cut and paste them onto a document for future use. It will be interesting to see how things turn out.
In this unpredictable election cycle, only a few things are truly predictable.
55% to 45% is nowhere near 50-50 in an election. You're the one who tried spinning it as if it were.
Geeze. Carter got 41%, the others, 8.3%. Reagan got more than Carter, and the others combined. Then there is the 91% of the electoral college.
I mean you had to try really hard to spin that. Didn't work very well.
I don't do predictions, so I leave that to the self appointed Carnaks to trip over. I have started to cut and paste them onto a document for future use. It will be interesting to see how things turn out.
In this unpredictable election cycle, only a few things are truly predictable.
As I wrote, I'm not familiar with the math being taught these days, especially the kind that applies in politics. I guess with voters so evenly split, the political hacks out there are having a hard time letting go of old descriptors.
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