Sentences with phrase «obama job approval»

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Obama's jobs plan (speech transcript) has to win the approval of the same debt hawks in Washington who recently gave Standard & Poor's an excuse (read the press release here) to downgrade America's credit by threatening to not raise the nation's debt ceiling.

Obama's average job approval rating is 49.9 %.

As Rich Lowry points out over at National Review, Obama's job approval is down to 48 % in both the Rasmussen and Gallup tracking polls.

but I doubt Romney is putting himself in the best position to win on this issue if present economic conditions persist and Obama's job approval stays in the 46 - 48 % range.

i predict obama will be removed from office with the approval of the democratic party for his disgrace failure to do the job he was elected for...

«Jewish Americans gave President Barack Obama a 60 % job approval rating in June, down from 68 % in May, but statistically unchanged from 64 % in April,» according to an analysis of monthly polling figures.

Obama's low approval ratings, around 40 percent, were a drag on Democrats, as was the electorate's unease with the Islamic State group threat, Ebola outbreak and job losses.

The poll also includes some bad news for President Obama: His job approval rating has hit an all - time Quinnipiac low: 48 - 43.

Included in Mr. Obama's approval rating are 11 % who think he is doing an excellent job and 29 % who believe he is doing a good one.

While studies find the president's job approval ratings on a downward curve, a just - released poll by the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion finds that Obama would decisively defeat Palin in a hypothetical race between the two and independent New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg.

American voters approve 55 - 39 percent of the job President Barack Obama is doing, his best approval rating in seven years, according to a new Q poll.

THIS JUST IN: Obama has reached his lowest approval rating in the Quinnipiac poll since he became president: 39 percent approve of the job he's doing, 54 percent disapprove.

But Republicans have plenty of research to connect him to President Barack Obama, whose job approval rating sits in the low to mid-30s in the state.

That is likely to depend on President Barack Obama's job approval rating and the appeal (or lack thereof) of the GOP presidential nominee, among other reasons.

A reminder that a favorable rating is not the same as an approval rating: favorable ratings measure how Americans feel about Obama as a person, while an approval rating is an indicator of his job performance in the White House.

Republicans might consider either outcome — Keystone XL approval or a veto — a victory as they seek to portray Obama, and Democrats, as favoring environmental issues over jobs.

Everyone now knows that employment ticked upward to 9.2 percent, but few have noticed that Obama's Real Clear Politics (RCP) job approval rating, positive for most of 2011, turned negative early Sunday morning: 46.8 now disapprove of the job the president is doing, while 46.3 give him their approval.

By allowing construction to begin on this segment and postponing comprehensive approval, Obama is trying to protect both his flanks — he's trying to resist the full - fledged wrath of green groups while simultaneously catering to the right's «jobs and energy» talking points.