Saturday, May 23, 2009

Obama's Approval Rating Is Higher Among Blacks Than Among Whites

I'm sure the black community is very proud that America finally has its first black president, and it's natural that this pride is reflected in a sky-high approval rating among black voters -- to see one of their own holding the highest office in the land.

The rest of America is proud that we now have a Great president in the White House, which is why Obama's approval rating remains so high among everybody else.

How high? Well, just compare Obama's approval rating today against Bush's when Dubya left office. What was that difference? Night and Day.

12 comments:

Brandon said...

Or you can compare Obama's rating to Bush's rating when he took office. Its pretty close.

CJP said...

Actually, Bush's rating was at its highest right after 9-11 -- about nine months after he took office.

People then didn't realize what a loser Bush was. I realized it -- from Day One.

Bush left this country in such a mess, and in such a deep hole, when he finally, mercifully left office four months ago, that it could take years to clean up Bush's pigsty.

Fortunately, Obama has gotten right down to work, and he's making enormous progress. We still have a long way to go, but Obama has already put the USA on the fast track to recovery.

Brandon said...

Give it time, people are already beginning to find out what a loser Obama is.

CJP said...

In your dreams.

cephas said...

He's doing a great job if turning the country fascist is the result we're looking for. And please no ad hominem attacks, which is typical, just argue the facts.

CJP said...
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CJP said...

Cephas, you're obviously an expert at "just arguing the facts". Obama is "turning the country Fascist"? Is that "a fact?" Well Lawdy, me, Cephas, who knew? Your idea of a "fact" is what most normal Americans would call a "crock of -----."

cephas said...

From Webster,


Main Entry:
fas·cism
Pronunciation:
\ˈfa-ˌshi-zəm also ˈfa-ˌsi-\
Function:
noun
Etymology:
Italian fascismo, from fascio bundle, fasces, group, from Latin fascis bundle & fasces fasces
Date:
1921
1often capitalized : a political philosophy, movement, or regime (as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition


Unprecedented executive exercise of privilege appointing 21 "czars", ruling by executive fiat, assuming control of private enterprise on a grand scale. Sounds like fascism to me. Maybe we're not quite there, but we are over the edge hanging by a thread. By the way, I knew you couldn't answer without at least one little ad hominem attack. Next time try JUST arguing the facts, I bet you can't do it. ("Lawdy"!?, "you're obviously an expert"...come on.)

Brandon said...

...And where did this "CZAR" thing, in the United States, come from?

Since when did the United States become a follower, instead of a leader in the world?

CJP-
How would you feel if all the power Obama is taking was in the hands of a republican? He is setting a precident that will allow presidents in the future to do almost anything.

cephas said...

Amen Brandon, couldnt have said it better.

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