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Thu Oct-20-11 04:51 PM
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| Gallup Poll : Slight majority now blame Obama for U.S. economy |
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http://www.gallup.com/poll/149600/Slight-Majority-Blame... A bit of a misleading headline, in my opinion. Since 69% still blame George W Bush. Even 50% of Republicans still blame Bush a great deal or a moderate amount. I think this does not bode well for the Republicans in the national election for President, unless it changes by this time next year? 
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Thu Oct-20-11 04:54 PM
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| 1. It's wrong, but I can understand why. |
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Sure, he didn't break the economy, but on the other hand he neither fixed it (which, frankly would have been impossible in such a short time) or, more importantly, given people confidence that he was on the right track by taking bold steps to set a recovery in motion. (No, I don't know what steps. I'm not smart enough to figure those things out. I just vote for people who I hope will be smart enough. So far, they haven't been.)
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Thu Oct-20-11 05:57 PM
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| 2. It does not bode well for incumbents of either party n/t |
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It's wrong, but I can understand why.
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It does not bode well for incumbents of either party n/t