Bloomberg Polling: Different day/Same story and it [still] isn't good for Obama

The most recent Bloomberg Poll was released this morning and the result was not surprising:

42% approve of Obama while 45% think he does not deserve to be re-elected.

Understand than the economy is not his only concern. Now that the GOP is coming to Washington, complete with a determination to actually protect the Constitution while getting things done, a projected upturn in the economy for 2011-2012 may be credited to GOP ideas and congressional action.

We have two years of legislation by tyranny with nothing accomplished in terms of an end to this jobless recession. Understand that the 2700 ObamaCare bill will not be fully written in terms of regulation and requirements for the nation's employers FOR FOUR YEARS. In the meantime, monthly costs have already increased 14% on average and 222 corporations and government agencies (especially local and government concerns) have secured one year waivers, waivers for which they will re-apply at the end of the coming year.

Few truly understand the impediment to hiring that is this healthcare bill. Think about it: if you employ 100 people, your cost will continue [under ObamaCare] to the tune of $80,000 or $20,000 thousand, depending on whether you stay with independent care or move your employees into a government insurance pool. A "no-brainer" some will say. But, not so fast. The government pool does not offer the kind of quality coverage found in the more expensive "Cadillac" policies now in force and, contrary to popular Marxist belief, many many employers care about those who work for them.

Obama and his minions do not, despite their rhetoric.

And he is paying the price per public opinion.

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