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Obama’s numbers slip as public doubts grow

by Phantom Ace ( 71 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Economy, Media, Polls at June 18th, 2009 - 7:00 am

President Hussein Obama’s poll numbers are starting to slip. The American public is starting to doubt his agenda and are weary of his massive spending plans. This is the first signs of a crack in Obama’s popularity. Personally speaking, I feel his real numbers are lower, but it is not socially acceptable to say you are not for Obama.

Public Wary of Deficit, Economic Intervention

Hopefully the American people are waking up to Obama and his Progressive Fascist agenda.

WASHINGTON — After a fairly smooth opening, President Barack Obama faces new concerns among the American public about the budget deficit and government intervention in the economy as he works to enact ambitious health and energy legislation, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll finds.

These rising doubts threaten to overshadow the president’s personal popularity and his agenda, in what may be a new phase of the Obama presidency.

“The public is really moving from evaluating him as a charismatic and charming leader to his specific handling of the challenges facing the country,” says Peter D. Hart, a Democratic pollster who conducts the survey with Republican Bill McInturff. Going forward, he says, Mr. Obama and his allies “are going to have to navigate in pretty choppy waters.”

The problem is this man has the media, corporations and the entertainment industry behind him. They smear and attack those that criticize Obama in order to silence them. People must not give into the intimidation of the Progressive Attack Machine. I will keep exposing Obama and don’t care what attacks come my way. I am not scared of cowards.

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