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Latest Round-Up of Obama Approval Ratings by State
Most national polls have President Obama's job approval rating settling into the low- to mid-50s, but just as in a presidential election, the national numbers don't provide a picture of how he is doing in states of different political colors. Here's a sampling of recent polls that tested Obama's approval ratings at the state level. It's not a scientific or necessarily representative sample, just a roundup of what's available. States updated or added: Alabama, California, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Virginia, Washington state and Wisconsin.
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Alabama
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: McCain 60 percent, Obama 38 percent
Alabamans disapprove of the job Obama is doing by 61 percent to 37 percent. Whites disapprove by 74 percent to 23 percent while blacks, who made up 24 percent of the sample, approve by 80 percent to 20 percent. Republicans disapprove by 90 percent to 9 percent and independents by 71 percent to 21 percent. Democrats approve by 71 percent to 27 percent.
Arizona
Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 24; Cronkite School of Journalism, Sept. 24-27
2008 election: McCain 53 percent, Obama 45 percent
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: McCain 60 percent, Obama 38 percent
Alabamans disapprove of the job Obama is doing by 61 percent to 37 percent. Whites disapprove by 74 percent to 23 percent while blacks, who made up 24 percent of the sample, approve by 80 percent to 20 percent. Republicans disapprove by 90 percent to 9 percent and independents by 71 percent to 21 percent. Democrats approve by 71 percent to 27 percent.
Arizona
Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 24; Cronkite School of Journalism, Sept. 24-27
2008 election: McCain 53 percent, Obama 45 percent
Rasmussen says 56 percent of Arizonans disapprove of Obama's performance compared to 44 percent who approved. Of the 56 percent, 47 percent say they "strongly" disapprove.
The Cronkite poll says 49 percent of Arizonans approve of the overall job Obama is doing compared to 44 percent who do not. They disapprove of his handling of the economy by 48 percent to 45 percent and disapprove his handling of health care reform by 53 percent to 38 percent. They give him positive marks on dealing with Iraq, 48 percent to 38 percent.
ArkansasRasmussen Reports, Sept. 28; Public Policy Polling, Aug. 21-24
2008 election: McCain 59 percent, Obama 39 percent
2008 election: McCain 59 percent, Obama 39 percent
Rasmussen says 62 percent disapprove of Obama's job performance while 37 percent give him positive marks. Of those, 52 percent "strongly" disapprove. Sixty-seven percent oppose the health care proposals of Obama and the Democrats while 30 percent support them. Again, 52 percent describe themselves as "strongly" opposed.
PPP says 56 percent disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 40 percent who approve. And get this: Voters said by 55 percent to 45 percent that conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh had a better vision for America than Obama. Independents disapprove of Obama's performance by 66 percent to 30 percent. Obama's health plan is opposed by 60 percent to 29 percent. Democratic support for the health care plan is tepid compared to elsewhere at 54 percent to 26 percent with 20 percent undecided. Republicans oppose it 89 percent to 8 percent, and independents oppose it by 73 percent to 20 percent.
California
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-29; Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 23
2008 election: Obama 61 percent, McCain 37 percent
2008 election: Obama 61 percent, McCain 37 percent
SurveyUSA reports that Californians approve of the job Obama is doing by 62 percent to 33 percent with 5 percent undecided. Whites disapprove by 50 percent to 46 percent (the margin of error is 4 points) but blacks, who make up 6 percent of the sample, approve by 80 percent to 19 percent and Hispanics, who make up 28 percent of the sample, approve by 75 percent to 17 percent.
Rasmussen says 50 percent approve of the job Obama is doing compared to 39 percent who disapprove. Fifty-five percent back the health care plan pushed by him and the Democrats while 41 percent are opposed.
ColoradoRasmussen says 50 percent approve of the job Obama is doing compared to 39 percent who disapprove. Fifty-five percent back the health care plan pushed by him and the Democrats while 41 percent are opposed.
Rasmussen Reports Sept. 15, Public Policy Polling Aug. 14-16
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 45 percent
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 45 percent
Fifty-one percent disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 48 percent who give him positive marks, according to Rasmussen.
PPP says Obama's approval numbers are where they were in April: 49 percent give him positive marks and 47 percent express disapproval. Obama won the state in 2008 with 54 percent of the vote. Fifty-one percent oppose his health plan, 38 percent back it and 11 percent are undecided. Democrats approve of Obama as strongly as Republicans disapprove of him, while independents split with 48 percent approving and 46 percent disapproving.
Delaware
Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 30
2008 election: Obama 62 percent, McCain 37 percent
Fifty-four percent approve of Obama's job performance compared to 45 percent who do not. Voters are split on Obama's health care reform plan, with 49 percent opposing it to 48 percent who support it.
Iowa
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28; Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 22
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 44 percent
Delaware
Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 30
2008 election: Obama 62 percent, McCain 37 percent
Fifty-four percent approve of Obama's job performance compared to 45 percent who do not. Voters are split on Obama's health care reform plan, with 49 percent opposing it to 48 percent who support it.
Iowa
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28; Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 22
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 44 percent
SurveyUSA found voters to be split, with 48 percent approving of Obama's job performance and 46 percent disapproving with 6 percent undecided. The margin of error is 4.1 points. Independents disapprove 52 percent to 43 percent.
Rasmussen says 49 percent of voters disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 48 percent who rate him positively.
Kansas
SurveyUSA Sept. 27-28
2008 election: McCain 56 percent, Obama 41 percent
Fifty-seven percent disapprove of Obama's performance, 39 percent approve and 4 percent are undecided.
Kentucky
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: McCain 57 percent, Obama 41 percent
Kentuckians disapprove of the job Obama is doing by 57 percent to 39 percent with 4 percent undecided. Thirty-six percent of Democrats are in the "disapprove" camp. Independents disapprove by 61 percent to 31 percent.
Minnesota
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28; Star Tribune Minnesota Poll, Sept. 21-24
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 44 percent
Rasmussen says 49 percent of voters disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 48 percent who rate him positively.
Kansas
SurveyUSA Sept. 27-28
2008 election: McCain 56 percent, Obama 41 percent
Fifty-seven percent disapprove of Obama's performance, 39 percent approve and 4 percent are undecided.
Kentucky
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: McCain 57 percent, Obama 41 percent
Kentuckians disapprove of the job Obama is doing by 57 percent to 39 percent with 4 percent undecided. Thirty-six percent of Democrats are in the "disapprove" camp. Independents disapprove by 61 percent to 31 percent.
Minnesota
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28; Star Tribune Minnesota Poll, Sept. 21-24
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 44 percent
SurveyUSA says 55 percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 40 percent who disapprove with 5 percent undecided.
The Star Tribune says Obama's job approval rating has fallen 11 points since April with 51 percent now voicing approval of his performance. Forty-five percent disapprove of his handling of the health care issue compared to 39 percent who approve and 16 percent who are undecided.
The Star Tribune says Obama's job approval rating has fallen 11 points since April with 51 percent now voicing approval of his performance. Forty-five percent disapprove of his handling of the health care issue compared to 39 percent who approve and 16 percent who are undecided.
Missouri
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28; Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 21
2008 election: McCain 49.3 percent, Obama 49.2 percent
2008 election: McCain 49.3 percent, Obama 49.2 percent
SurveyUSA says Missourians disapprove of Obama's job performance by 54 percent to 44 percent with 3 percent undecided. A quarter of Democrats disapprove. Independents, 29 percent of the sample, disapprove by 62 percent to 36 percent.
Rasmussen finds that 56 percent strongly or somewhat disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 44 percent who approve. Fifty-nine percent strongly or somewhat oppose the health care plan being pushed by Obama and congressional Democrats compared to 38 percent who strongly or somewhat favor it. But a whopping 48 percent put themselves in the "strongly" oppose category.
Rasmussen finds that 56 percent strongly or somewhat disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 44 percent who approve. Fifty-nine percent strongly or somewhat oppose the health care plan being pushed by Obama and congressional Democrats compared to 38 percent who strongly or somewhat favor it. But a whopping 48 percent put themselves in the "strongly" oppose category.
New Hampshire
Quinnipiac University, Sept. 23-28; Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 16, Public Policy Polling, Sept 11.-14
2008 election: Obama 57 percent, McCain 41 percent
Voters split 50-50 on Obama's job performance.
New JerseyQuinnipiac University, Sept. 23-28; Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 16, Public Policy Polling, Sept 11.-14
2008 election: Obama 57 percent, McCain 41 percent
Quinnipiac says 56 percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 39 percent who do not, a net gain of eight points over his standing on Sept. 1.
Rasmussen says 53 percent approve of Obama's job performance compared to 47 percent who do not.
In PPP's poll, New Jersey voters disapprove of Obama's job performance by 48 percent to 45 percent, a sharp turnaround from July when he had a 59 percent to 39 percent positive approval rating. While a substantial majority of Democrats approve of Obama's performance and an almost equal number of Republicans disapprove, independents voiced their disapproval by 56 percent to 38 percent. Fifty percent oppose his health care plan, 39 percent support it and 11 percent are undecided. As with Obama's overall approval numbers, Democrats and Republicans come down on predictably partisan sides, while independents turn thumbs-down on the proposal by 64 percent to 27 percent.
New Mexico
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: Obama 57 percent , McCain 42 percent
Fifty percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 45 percent who do not with 4 percent undecided. The margin of error is 4.1 points. Whites disapprove by 59 percent to 38 percent while Hispanics, 39 percent of the sample, approve by 68 percent to 29 percent.
New York
Siena College, Sept. 27-29; SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: Obama 63 percent, McCain 36 percent
Siena reports Obama is seen favorably by 55 percent to 38 percent with 6 percent undecided.
SurveyUSA says 63 percent approve of the job Obama is doing compared to 33 percent who do not, with 4 percent undecided.
Nevada
Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 14
2008 election: Obama 55 percent, McCain 43 percent
Fifty-three percent disapprove of Obama's performance compared to 46 percent who approve. Fifty-two percent oppose his health care plan compared to 45 percent who support it.
North Carolina
Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 15, Public Policy Polling Sept. 2-8
2008 election: Obama 49.7 percent, McCain 49.4 percent
Fifty-two percent disapprove of Obama's handling of the job compared to 47 percent who approve, according to Rasmussen. Fifty-three percent oppose his health care plan compared to 44 percent who back it.
Fifty-one percent of North Carolinians disapprove of Obama's performance compared to 45 percent who give him positive marks, according to PPP. Obama's marks have been sliding steadily here since April when 54 percent approved of how he was doing. Independents disapprove 56 percent to 39 percent. Fifty-two percent oppose his health care plan while 40 percent support it. Republicans oppose the plan by 88 percent to 6 percent, as do independents, who disapprove by 55 percent to 34 percent. Democrats support the plan by 67 percent to 23 percent.
2008 election: Obama 51 percent, McCain 47 percent
Fifty percent disapprove of the job Obama is doing while 48 percent approve.
2008 election: Obama 57 percent, McCain 40 percent
Fifty-nine percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 37 percent who do not, with 4 percent undecided.
Pennsylvania
Quinnipiac University, Sept. 22-28
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 44 percent
Fifty-nine percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 37 percent who do not, with 4 percent undecided.
Pennsylvania
Quinnipiac University, Sept. 22-28
2008 election: Obama 54 percent, McCain 44 percent
Voters approve of the way Obama is handling his job by 49 percent to 42 percent with 9 percent undecided. They are split on his handling of the economy with 47 percent disapproving, 46 percent approving and 7 percent undecided. They oppose the health care plan Obama is pushing by 47 percent to 41 percent.
Texas
Rasmussen Reports, Sept. 16
2008 election: McCain 55 percent, Obama 44 percent
Texans turn thumbs-down on Obama's job performance by 80 percent to 18 percent, with two-thirds of those putting themselves in the "strongly" disapprove category.
Virginia
2008 election: Obama 53 percent, McCain 46 percent
Rasmussen says 52 percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 48 percent who do not.
SurveyUSA finds Virginians split with 49 percent approving and 48 percent disapproving with 3 percent undecided. Whites disapprove by 56 percent to 42 percent while blacks, 18 percent of the sample, approve by 73 percent to 27 percent. Independents, 27 percent of the sample, disapprove by 53 percent to 42 percent while Republicans disapprove and Democrats approve by roughly equal numbers.
PPP reports that 49 percent disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 45 percent who disapprove with 6 percent undecided. The approval/disapproval numbers show a very polarized electorate with 86 percent of Democrats approving his performance and 91 percent of Republicans disapproving. Unaffiliated voters disapprove of the job Obama is doing by 56 percent to 35 percent. Fifty-one percent oppose his health care plan while 41 percent support it and 8 percent are undecided.
Washington State
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
SurveyUSA finds Virginians split with 49 percent approving and 48 percent disapproving with 3 percent undecided. Whites disapprove by 56 percent to 42 percent while blacks, 18 percent of the sample, approve by 73 percent to 27 percent. Independents, 27 percent of the sample, disapprove by 53 percent to 42 percent while Republicans disapprove and Democrats approve by roughly equal numbers.
PPP reports that 49 percent disapprove of Obama's job performance compared to 45 percent who disapprove with 6 percent undecided. The approval/disapproval numbers show a very polarized electorate with 86 percent of Democrats approving his performance and 91 percent of Republicans disapproving. Unaffiliated voters disapprove of the job Obama is doing by 56 percent to 35 percent. Fifty-one percent oppose his health care plan while 41 percent support it and 8 percent are undecided.
Washington State
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: Obama 57 percent, McCain 40 percent
Fifty-three percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 42 percent who disapprove with 4 percent undecided.
Wisconsin
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
Fifty-three percent approve of Obama's performance compared to 42 percent who disapprove with 4 percent undecided.
Wisconsin
SurveyUSA, Sept. 27-28
2008 election: Obama 56 percent, McCain 42 percent
Obama gets an evenly-splt decision with approval and disapproval each at 47 percent with 6 percent undecided. Independents, who make up 30 percent of the sample, disapprove by 54 percent to 39 percent.
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oddeith
1:52PM Oct 3rd 2009
Blacks approve of Obama wrecking the country.
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gdcallcsb
2:37PM Oct 3rd 2009
You must have voted for Bush. Bush is the reason this country in a mess not Obama.
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(-345) WADE...
2:53PM Oct 3rd 2009
Speaker Pelosi%u2019s national energy tax is all but dead:
%u201CThe House passed a climate bill (HR 2454) on June 26, but efforts to move a similar bill in the Senate are languishing as health care dominates the agenda.%u201D
CAP and TAX is Al Gore%u2019s Dream Bill%u2026THIS CAP AND TRADE BILL WILL DESTROY JOBS AND INDUSTRY.
: Under Cap-and-Trade, the economic costs of environmental regulation would double overnight
Don%u2019t be caught off guard when Pelosi tries to RAM Al Gore%u2019s BOGUS GLOBAL WARMING BILL down your THROAT !!!
%u201CThe House passed a climate bill (HR 2454) on June 26, but efforts to move a similar bill in the Senate are languishing as health care dominates the agenda.%u201D
CAP and TAX is Al Gore%u2019s Dream Bill%u2026THIS CAP AND TRADE BILL WILL DESTROY JOBS AND INDUSTRY.
: Under Cap-and-Trade, the economic costs of environmental regulation would double overnight
Don%u2019t be caught off guard when Pelosi tries to RAM Al Gore%u2019s BOGUS GLOBAL WARMING BILL down your THROAT !!!
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(261) haveletgothecoat
3:38PM Oct 3rd 2009
I know plenty of black people who disapprove.
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(148) el burpo
4:04PM Oct 3rd 2009
How are they liking him in Illinois right now?
Talk about clueless. How does the supposed smartest president in our lifetime manage to step in it so badlly? It's not like this decision wasn't in the bag by the time he flew over there to deliver his stellar sales pitch. No clue on that? The most powerful man in the most powerful nation on earth hasn't got the resources to figure out that we'd lost it already?
If he and the rest of his administration manage to get snowed by the IOC, what chance to they have against a real force to be reckoned with?
Next time you lefties start whining about your opponents taking pot shots at your guy, remember who's handing out the ammo.
Talk about clueless. How does the supposed smartest president in our lifetime manage to step in it so badlly? It's not like this decision wasn't in the bag by the time he flew over there to deliver his stellar sales pitch. No clue on that? The most powerful man in the most powerful nation on earth hasn't got the resources to figure out that we'd lost it already?
If he and the rest of his administration manage to get snowed by the IOC, what chance to they have against a real force to be reckoned with?
Next time you lefties start whining about your opponents taking pot shots at your guy, remember who's handing out the ammo.
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(187) cruisedoc
4:18PM Oct 3rd 2009
Actually, black approval is down to 71%, high, but not near what it was. Also, consider the source. Rasmussen has been proven the most reliable by far, with Zogby a close second. Both are highly scientific. Rasmussen predicted the election to within 1%, and the 2004 election to within 0.5%. Gallup is a good organization, but they poll all adults, which never proves reliable. Rasmussen polls are based on voting histories and weights those actually likely to show up at the polls. Never trust news organization polls - it is obvious that MSNBC will show far different results than Fox. The 'poll of polls' is also unreliable since it blends reliable polls with questionable ones. Bottom line, if you want the facts, go to Rasmussen.com......if you like it with bias, go to MSNBC, CNN, NY Times, or Fox. Example, we all know that college kids lean to the left, but often don't take the time to actually vote. Rasmussen knows exactly the percentages involved and statistically weights 'likey voters'. An elderly black women without a car, who has rarely voted, and is undecided and doesn't STRONGLY support a candidate, would be considered less likely to vote than 40 yr. old who drives daily, has always voted, and stongly supports a candidate. Got it. This is how Rasmussen gets such reliable polls.
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(102) Mel Avante
4:36PM Oct 3rd 2009
So what are you saying that White Americans approved of Bush doing the same in a expiditious fashion.
Please remember the Obama administration inherited a problem formulated and allowed to grow to a prodigious and unimaginable size. Please realize that African Americans, are three percent, ( 3% ) of the American population. So there must have been a lot of White Americans that wanted to see change and see change quickly.
Also let me say this Bush really had to screw up to the point where White Americans have put aside their prejudices and fears and elect a black Man in Office to solve the issues of this country.
All of the former Presidents were given a fair and impartial opportunity to administer a effective administration allow President Obama the same opportunity. Put your anger aside and allow him to do what he feels need to be done.
I'm a former Marine on many occasions I didn't agree with the command or the President's politics but when given the order I respected the order as well as the Office of the President.
So I ask Respect the office of the President !!!!!!!!!
Please remember the Obama administration inherited a problem formulated and allowed to grow to a prodigious and unimaginable size. Please realize that African Americans, are three percent, ( 3% ) of the American population. So there must have been a lot of White Americans that wanted to see change and see change quickly.
Also let me say this Bush really had to screw up to the point where White Americans have put aside their prejudices and fears and elect a black Man in Office to solve the issues of this country.
All of the former Presidents were given a fair and impartial opportunity to administer a effective administration allow President Obama the same opportunity. Put your anger aside and allow him to do what he feels need to be done.
I'm a former Marine on many occasions I didn't agree with the command or the President's politics but when given the order I respected the order as well as the Office of the President.
So I ask Respect the office of the President !!!!!!!!!
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(-192) Mesaman
5:09PM Oct 3rd 2009
Mel Avante, ex-marine and full-time apologist for a president and his entourage whose behavior is so suspect and so egregious that his ratings are dropping every day. I respect the president's position, I do not respect Obama and his decisions. I feel sorry for the many patriotic blacks who suffer for the behavior of those who feel Obama gave them carte blanche to act like fools and uncivilized humans. I do not feel compelled to follow a president I feel is doing everything possible to make the US into his own personalized utopian communism. I won't stand for it. If that means acting disrespectful, tough! I am an American and free to speak out.
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(197) leo81445
5:10PM Oct 3rd 2009
Ah let's not forget the democratic congress has had a hand in all this blame too....from jan 2007 On
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(213) park457799
5:49PM Oct 3rd 2009
These numbers are better than I thought they would be!
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(56) gomimosa
6:23PM Oct 3rd 2009
Infact Statisticaly, Blacks are -69% GDP
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(38) jrotced02
6:34PM Oct 3rd 2009
oddeith
1:52PM Oct 3rd 2009
Whites approved of Bush wrecking the country, and I have proof.
1:52PM Oct 3rd 2009
Whites approved of Bush wrecking the country, and I have proof.
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(-152) cjjanis
6:45PM Oct 3rd 2009
Whats with the non-stop polling? And lets be real Rasmussen? The same GOP polling nuts that had McCain winning? Here's a poll they should have how many approve of the GOP budget? Oh thats right it was blank sheets of paper? How about the GOP health care reform bill they were all waving last month? Oh dam again it was blank sheets of paper? Seems the GOP is real good at driving the country off the economic cliff and nothing else.
Say what you want pinheads, the GOP and Bush wrecked the country and now they are only good for pissing and moaning because Obama didn't fix their mess over night.
Say what you want pinheads, the GOP and Bush wrecked the country and now they are only good for pissing and moaning because Obama didn't fix their mess over night.
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(-121) sargenttomrebel
7:45PM Oct 3rd 2009
i did not vote for either fo them.........but they both!!!!..have done a good job of messing up our nation
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(31) Jamaican Decent!
8:32PM Oct 3rd 2009
There were (5) people in the White House before President Obama. How is he responsible for the shape America is in?
Please CUT the BROTHER SOME SLACK!!!
Please CUT the BROTHER SOME SLACK!!!
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(-133) Chris
8:53PM Oct 3rd 2009
thank god we are waking up,tell all your friends,and pray for this to turn around in 2010.
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(132) WADE...
9:04PM Oct 3rd 2009
I FOUND IT !!! ...Obama's Birth Certificate !
And to think, the Truthers have the nerve to call Birthers crazy%u2026this is legitimate stuff.
And to think, the Truthers have the nerve to call Birthers crazy%u2026this is legitimate stuff.
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(6) sherrera9
6:26AM Oct 4th 2009
Oddeith....Go back to your stupid hole & call your mom and dad and go back where ever you all came from.
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(-8) JimCarrSavannah
8:17AM Oct 4th 2009
You're an idiot.
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(-7) Candybuddy
8:23AM Oct 4th 2009
actually gdcallcsb, clinton wrecked the country when terrorists put a bomb in the trade centers in 1993 and clinton did nothing about it. bush was the 1 tht took over where clinton left off, and clinton screwed us over. so its not bush's or obama's (even tho i like to blame alot of it on obama.. like how many vacations can this dude take in his presidency?) its all on clinton. its the reason we r in iraq now!
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