Gallup: R 52, O 45 and more newspapers that endorsed O

I have gotten the newspaper for years now although as everyone knows with the internet and other means, newspapers going downhill fast. I have called and called my carrier, same complaint, asking to speak to supervisors trying to get the situation straightened out. I know for a fact if a subscriber has a special request, this newspaper goes along with that, or is supposed to. I have received the papers folded over so much (4 folds completely) that by the time I would get them cannot sit in a cha ...

with US as it compares Syria stalemate to Cuban missile crisis. Veteran broadcaster Vladimir Pozner told the BBC: "There's a real feeling now that America is out to prove it is the only superpower. "The continued expansion of Nato is seen by the Russian leadership, perhaps incorrectly, is seen as being a real threat. "There is a danger of real confrontation, perhaps leading to some kind of military engagement and war." It has previously been reported that Putin is preparing f ...

(CNN) – Real estate mogul Donald Trump is endorsing Sen. John McCain: “I’ve known him. I like him. I respect him. He’s a smart guy and I think he’s going to be a great president,” Trump said Wednesday night on CNN’s Larry King Live. “I endorse him.” Watch: Trump backs McCain Trump also had praise for McCain’s decision to pick Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate. “I think she’s made a tremendous impact. The impact that she has had on rejuvenating almost the R ...

An interactive map with stats. http://www.gallup.com/poll/125066/State-States.aspx Republican/Lean 40.4%Democrat/Lean 43.7%Conservative 39.8%Moderate 36.2%Liberal 20.3%Obama approval 46.8%Obama disapproval 45.7% ...

ELECTION 2012 TRACKING Aug 1-7, 2012 – Updates daily at 1 p.m. ET; reflects one-day change TRIAL HEAT CHANGE Obama 47% +1 Romney 46% - ...

There may be only one question left to answer - and we'll have to leave that for the historians: Who will go down as the worst President in US history - Jimmy Carter or Barack Obama? I think the answer will depend in part on whether Obama misbehaves and interjects himself into national affairs once he's out of office in the shameful way that Carter has done. If he does, he'll probably edge Carter out as the worst President in history. ...

Well...who doesn't rip off the government, anyway? I try not to put too much stock in polls, but I did think Gallup was alright. ...

As much as business leaders, more than Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernacke, more than dems in Congress, more than pubs in Congress, more than tea party leaders (what leaders), more than Tim Geitner and more than labor union leaders (the last three being in a statistical dead heat for last place)? O-B-A-M-A. Oh, now would ya look at that? After all that witchin' and moanin and carrying on. Go O ! Find those pretty numbers here: http://www.gallup.com/p ...

Obama ahead of Romney by 5 and 6 percentage points respectively. ...

Are people finally starting to wake up from their Obamacare blunder, oops, I mean slumber? ...

Did any of you know that famously "liberal" celebrities such as Bill Maher actually endorsed Ron Paul in 2012 rather than Barack Obama as they had previously? The Washington Post article below mentions a few who endorsed Ron Paul, but whom have either "defected" over his son, Rand Paul, or just aren't sure about him yet. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2015/05/20/ron-pauls-celebrity-fans-arent-flocking-to-rand-paul/ Apparently disillusioned with Obama by 2012, Bill Maher c ...

...and he's proud of it! His campaign is releasing that video to pander to minorities. Holy moley. ...

Looks like Obama's lies didn't work on the critical thinkers out there. Thanks! ...

President Barack Obama, who campaigned on a promise to unify America, instead has become the most polarizing president in modern history.A Gallup Poll finds that the gap in Obama's approval rating in his sixth year in office between those who like him, Democrats, and those who do not, Republicans, has held steady at 70 percent, with 79 percent of Democrats voicing approval and only 9 percent of Republicans doing likewise. Since the days of President Dwight Eisenhower, in 1953, onl ...

The federal government ranks dead last in a new Gallup poll measuring Americans' views of U.S. business and industry sectors. More than half of the public -- 55 percent -- said their view of the federal government was either "very negative" or "somewhat negative." Seventeen percent expressed a "neutral" view of the federal government, and only 28 percent viewed the federal government as "very positive" or "somewhat positive." Of the five worst-rated U.S. business sectors, the federal ...

Link: http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/barack-obama-annual-approval-ratings/2015/01/20/id/619663/ ...

Gallup: R 52, O 45 and more newspapers that endorsed O

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