Sixty percent say she is not qualified to be president, compared to 38 percent who say she is, according to the poll conducted Nov. 12-15.
Fifty-two percent see her unfavorably, compared to 43 percent who view her favorably. The numbers are about the same as those measured in July.
A Rasmussen Reports poll, conducted Nov. 13-14, says 41 percent of Republican voters believe she shares their values, compared to 30 percent who disagree and 29 percent who are undecided. Forty-one percent regard her as representative of a new direction for the GOP, 26 percent say she is a divisive force and 33 percent are not sure.
Sixty-one percent don't plan to read the book.

Voters are in a sour mood both about President Obama and Congress, with a plurality disapproving of Obama's job performance and a significant percentage saying that if the 2010 elections were held...
Seventy-one percent of Americans do not want Sarah Palin to run for president, according to a CBS News poll released Monday. Twenty-one percent said they would like to see the former Alaska governor...
Fifty-two percent of Americans say President Obama has accomplished nothing or not very much after almost a year in office, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll conducted Jan. 12-15....




