Until the 8th, Obama's "strongly approve" numbers
were in the 25% bracket and had been there for three years. The last time
his "total approve" percentage was 52% was on July 17, 2009.
Today and for the first time since the spring of 2009, Obama has registered a
52% "total approve" on the same day he scored 32%
What is the difference between "then" and
"now?" Back "then," his numbers were based on
the impression people had of his abilities and projected accomplishments.
"Now," these numbers are based on a bump
from the DNC . . . . big difference . . . . .significant difference. If
the bounce remains through this coming week,
these numbers become important,
but, for now, this editor only
sees a temporary “fix” from the convention.
Date
|
Presidential Approval Index
|
Strongly Approve
|
Strongly Disapprove
|
Total Approve
|
Total Disapprove
|
9/09/2012
|
-10
|
32%
|
42%
|
52%
|
47%
|
9/08/2012
|
-13
|
30%
|
43%
|
49%
|
50%
|
One more thing: Obama’s
lead over Romney, nationally, is 3 points and he (Obama) is on an upward
trend. Romney took a hit via the
Democrat Convention, but it appears that
his decline has leveled out; in fact, it rose slightly from yesterday (see the
chart below).
Understand one thing,
Obama’s base has been energized because they love hate-speech and name
calling, and there was plenty of that
nonsense at their convention -- but energizing the base is one thing, winning over Independents is another and
Romney’s convention bounce was with Independents, moving his approval with that demographic from
34% to 45%, before and after the
RNC, respectively.
Romney's going down. His policies don't represent the majority of Americans.
ReplyDeleteThat will be very apparent after the debate.
You're losing. You have been losing. You will lose. You ARE a loser.
You know, every three weeks, Obama has a good week and you never miss the opportunity to tell me I am a loser . . . . but then you have to deal with three weeks of bad news and you are nowhere to be found. Funny how that works.
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