Obama's approval remains steady at 51-42 end week for Gallup.
I'm actually kind of shocked. It appears nobody cares about or, at least, blames him for the scandals.
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2013/images/05/19/rel6a.pdf
It appears the public is taking the issues seriously but can't find a legitimate reason to blame Obama for it, according to CNN/ORC polling, which has Obama at 53/45. The only negatives for Obama in this poll is that the public disapproves of the administration's handling of Benghazi and that the majority of Americans do not believe the GOP is overreaching.
Obama's approval remains steady at 51-42 end week for Gallup.
I'm actually kind of shocked. It appears nobody cares about or, at least, blames him for the scandals.
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2013/images/05/19/rel6a.pdf
It appears the public is taking the issues seriously but can't find a legitimate reason to blame Obama for it, according to CNN/ORC polling, which has Obama at 53/45. The only negatives for Obama in this poll is that the public disapproves of the administration's handling of Benghazi and that the majority of Americans do not believe the GOP is overreaching.
And they'll be changing their minds on that soon enough.
