Americans give Obama 'F' for handling economy

[Vizion]

US President Barack Obama's approval rating has dropped to the lowest level since his inauguration for the way he has steered the country's trouble-ridden economy through the financial crisis.

Only 36 percent of the Americans approve of the commander-in-chief's economic management and 32 percent approve of his efforts to contain the runaway federal red-ink budget, a Gallup Poll said on Monday reporting on the results of a study conducted by the opinion survey group.

As the country is struggling to harness a 9.7 unemployment rate, the poll showed that about 68 percent of the US citizens were uneasy with the way Obama had chosen to create jobs.

The survey was conducted among 1,025 adults from February 1 to 3.

Obama has earmarked a whopping $3.8-trillion budget for the next fiscal year. The military gets an unprecedented share of the sum -- $708-billion --- amid the ongoing criticism of the country's overseas military interventions.

The proposal puts the US budget deficit for this year at a record $1.6 trillion.

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[J.B.]

For those who did real good in school, an "F" is short for

[Mark]

I dont know why Obama was so worried about the budget. My opinion is he should be worried about creating more jobs.

Originally Posted by Vizion

US President Barack Obama's approval rating has dropped to the lowest level since his inauguration for the way he has steered the country's trouble-ridden economy through the financial crisis.

Only 36 percent of the Americans approve of the commander-in-chief's economic management and 32 percent approve of his efforts to contain the runaway federal red-ink budget, a Gallup Poll said on Monday reporting on the results of a study conducted by the opinion survey group.

As the country is struggling to harness a 9.7 unemployment rate, the poll showed that about 68 percent of the US citizens were uneasy with the way Obama had chosen to create jobs.

The survey was conducted among 1,025 adults from February 1 to 3.

Obama has earmarked a whopping $3.8-trillion budget for the next fiscal year. The military gets an unprecedented share of the sum -- $708-billion --- amid the ongoing criticism of the country's overseas military interventions.

The proposal puts the US budget deficit for this year at a record $1.6 trillion.

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id...tionid=3510203

Maybe a woman would have got a E.

[NateR]

Originally Posted by Mark

I dont know why Obama was so worried about the budget. My opinion is he should be worried about creating more jobs.

And not government jobs either, real jobs.

He needs to stop demonizing the rich because they are the ones who create jobs and wealth in America.

Originally Posted by NateR

And not government jobs either, real jobs.

He needs to stop demonizing the rich because they are the ones who create jobs and wealth in America.

Well, I am gonna go ahead and suit up and stand at your back cause clearly we are on the same page, but you just cracked open a can of worms. You know the libtards are going to be on this like........"buzards"
Sory, I couldnt stop myself.

[Vizion]

Originally Posted by J.B.

For those who did real good in school, an "F" is short for

Let's hope 1-20-13 is BO's last day as president...



or before that would be great too

Originally Posted by Mark

I dont know why Obama was so worried about the budget. My opinion is he should be worried about creating more jobs.

Budget of health care?

[NateR]

Originally Posted by Silverback

Budged of health care?

Budget or health care. Good call Nate.