Obama's Approval Falls

[Grath Wyvrin]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/ynews_pl2821

Discuss.

 

[Sovereign]

Noone cares.

 

[Grath Wyvrin]

Noone cares.

Correction; YOU do not care, others very well might.

 

[Azium]

It looks like Obama is turning white like Michael Jackson.

 

[Sovereign]

Correction; YOU do not care, others very well might.

Why would I care?

 

[Ru the Boatswain]

Oh no, a politician being disliked in washington. Especially a a time like this when they're all so popular? Nonsense.

 

[Sovereign]

Approval ratings only matter in elections.

 

[Phil]

Why would I care?

Then why post? It'sa Stupid, Pointless, Annoying Messege to make.

 

[Sovereign]

Then why post? It'sa Stupid, Pointless, Annoying Messege to make.

I felt like sharing my level of uncareness.

 

[Grath Wyvrin]

I felt like sharing my level of uncareness.

Isn't that an oxymoron?

 

[Ru the Boatswain]

Then why post? It'sa Stupid, Pointless, Annoying Messege to make.

He has a right to speak his opinion you closed minded fascist! :CStern:

 

[Sovereign]

Isn't that an oxymoron?

No. I don't care if obama is unpopular, but I care that you know that I don't care about that.

 

[Brandon Rhea]

Approval ratings only matter in elections.

There's an election in a little over four months, which is why you - someone who wouldn't want Republicans to win - should care. The lower Obama's approval rating is, the more likely it is that the Republicans win more seats in Congress. If Obama's approval rating continues to drop, then a) he could lose in 2012 (not that it matters, the world ends a month after the election) and b) the Republicans could take the majority.

Sounds to me like there's ample reason someone such as yourself should care.

 

[Phil]

We should all just turn into uncaring zealots and appoint Sin as president.

Apathy is Death.

 

[Sovereign]

There's an election in a little over four months, which is why you - someone who wouldn't want Republicans to win - should care. The lower Obama's approval rating is, the more likely it is that the Republicans win more seats in Congress. If Obama's approval rating continues to drop, then a) he could lose in 2012 (not that it matters, the world ends a month after the election) and b) the Republicans could take the majority.

Sounds to me like there's ample reason someone such as yourself should care.

Oh no! Republicans in Congress? But the democrats were doing such a good job!

 

[Brandon Rhea]

Oh no! Republicans in Congress? But the democrats were doing such a good job!

I'm aware they both suck, but I'm also aware that if you were to pick your poison, you wouldn't pick the Republicans.

 

[Sovereign]

I'm aware they both suck, but I'm also aware that if you were to pick your poison, you wouldn't pick the Republicans.

I doubt people will vote republican simply because of Obama. They will most likely vote anti-incumbent because their current congressmen (regardless of party) is probably an incompetent twat.

Though the dems will obviously lose their majority, which shouldn't be a big deal because they did shit with it anyway.

 

[Gio]

Grrr no mo 2012 references! it's poppycock!



Anyway, obama's administration has done little to nothing hitting his three year mark. i wouldn't be surprised if we (democrats) did lose house and senate seats.

Edit: Why do I fail

 

[Sovereign]

Grrr no mo 2012 references! it's poppycock!



Anyway, obama's administration has done little to nothing hitting his two year mark. i wouldn't be surprised if we 9democrats) did lose house and senate seats.

Are you a time traveler from the year 2009?

 

[Brandon Rhea]

I doubt people will vote republican simply because of Obama. They will most likely vote anti-incumbent because their current congressmen (regardless of party) is probably an incompetent twat.

Though the dems will obviously lose their majority, which shouldn't be a big deal because they did shit with it anyway.

Typically when people vote anti-incumbent, they don't just vote out the guy who's there regardless of party. They vote against the controlling party.