Consumer confidence slipped a bit on Wednesday (June 13) and
is now barely above the lowest levels of the past five months. Just 32% of consumers rate their own
finances as good or excellent. . . . down
from 43% in the fall of 2008 on the night before Lehman Brothers collapsed.
It’s down three from 35% on the day Obama took office.
On our chart, if you
can locate April, you will note that
Romney has had four “breakaway” leads over Obama and is currently
in his fifth such period. Obama has not had the same
luck. Will one of these “breakaway”
periods come just before the election?
Will things settle down and either Obama or Romney take command of the “lead”
in the Rasmussen polling?
Look for changes in this regard after Romney announces his
VP. It sure will be good see a White
House full of people who know what they are doing. Of course, they will be more “establishment”
than we want, but that just gives us all something to do after the election.
Text:
Rasmussen/Midknight Review
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