[TheRealVille]

Lying has become such a habit with you that it is getting difficult to correct all of them. I may have to hire an assistant.

The Quinnipiac poll, which is the one that I cited showed that Obama's job approval dropped during May, as the media finally began devoting more time to covering the growing number of Obama scandals. You tried to use the Rasmussen daily poll to argue that Obama's job approval ratings have been holding steady. I posted a graph of the Rasmussen daily polls, which clearly shows that there has been a downward trend, using the poll upon which you chose to make your case. If you cannot support your opinions with honest facts, why don't you just ignore the posts that contradict what you wish was true and focus on your few opinions that you can honestly support? :biglmao:

I think that you need to find a new pollster. Rasmussen had more good news this morning. Obama's approval numbers are down again. A two-point one day decline is pretty big for a daily poll that employs a three-day rolling average. Enjoy the ride down.

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You might need to quit going back and forth between approve, strongly approve, and strongly disapprove. It is getting you confused. Look at the link below and study it. It clearly shows in the " total approval" rating column that Obama has a fairly flat rating over a long period of time, a trend if you will. Now, if you want to use a couple of weeks as your trend version, you might have a point. As you know, a couple point swing over any period of time is very normal.





http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_c...ex_history