1. (tie) July 2011, 58.2 percent, President Barack Obama
1. (tie) June 2011, 58.2 percent, Obama
1. (tie) November 2010, 58.2 percent, Obama
1. (tie) December 2009, 58.2 percent, Obama
5. (tie) August 2011, 58.3 percent, Obama
5. (tie) December 2010, 58.3 percent, Obama
5. (tie) October 2010, 58.3 percent, Obama
8. (tie) April 2012, 58.4 percent, Obama
8. (tie) October 2011, 58.4 percent, Obama
8. (tie) September 2011, 58.4 percent, Obama
8. (tie) May 2011, 58.4 percent, Obama
8. (tie) April 2011, 58.4 percent, Obama
8. (tie) February 2011, 58.4 percent, Obama
8. (tie) January 2011, 58.4 percent, Obama
15. (tie) March 2012, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) January 2012, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) December 2011, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) November 2011, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) March 2011, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) September 2010, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) August 2010, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) July 2010, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) June 2010, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) March 2010, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) February 2010, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) January 2010, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) November 2009, 58.5 percent, Obama
15. (tie) October 2009, 58.5 percent, Obama
29. February 2012, 58.6 percent, Obama
30. (tie) May 2010, 58.7 percent, Obama
30. (tie) April 2010, 58.7 percent, Obama
30. (tie) September 2009, 58.7 percent, Obama
Interestingly, the 30 (or 32, including ties) worst months for employment in the past 25 years have all come after the most recent recession ended, in June 2009.
Read more: The Weekly Standard
We get it Lynn, you do not like Obama........................
ReplyDeleteJust so the 50% of all you socialists figure it out too.
ReplyDeleteThe country is still recovering from the worst recession/depression since the 1930's. Sorry to burst your bubble but it all started BEFORE Obama took office. It stands to reason that such a terrible recession would take longer to pull out of. It also stands to reason that the typical methods used in the past for economic recovery may not work under such dire times.
ReplyDeleteThe facts are the economy is slowly turning around and unemployment is dropping.
I guess Mcain/Palin would have had the economy turned around already, would have unemployment under 4% gas under $2, saved the automotive industry, killed Bin Laden and raised 2 teenage daughters that didn't have babies out of wedlock?
Please look up the definition of socialist. Memorize it. If you receive ANY government benefits (state/fed/county/municipal) you'd rather do without, please let us know.
ReplyDeleteInsisting something is true does not make it so:
http://articles.marketwatch.com/2012-05-22/commentary/31802270_1_spending-federal-budget-drunken-sailor
Learn something from a non-partisan economic analyst:
http://currencythoughts.com/2011/08/08/an-updated-look-at-how-the-u-s-economy-performed-under-democratic-and-republican-presidencies/
It's likely gonna be a long slog out of the mess we're in, but Obama wasn't the one that dragged us here.
OK.
ReplyDeleteHow long are we going to have to listen to all you Obama supporters give excuses? Another 4 years?
ReplyDeletePhilosophically and literally, Obama is against spending cuts. So are Socialists. By any other name he is a Socialist.
ReplyDeleteCheck out the % of Obama's government spending compared to previous presidents. Reagan, Bush1, Bush2 were all above or around 5%. Obama is at 1%.
ReplyDeleteWhy do republicans consider spelling out the facts, excuses? Lynn's 2 letter response to a request for her to actually look at the facts says it all. Repubilcans have no interest in the facts.
But why bother with facts when you have Fox News and Red State to confirm your information for you.
Obama wants to cut defense spending. Is he still a socialist?
ReplyDeleteNo sense debating the facts with you--you have it all figured out. Why don't you read up on the Contra affair, why it happened and why it won't happen again.
ReplyDeleteAnd Romney had his dog in a crate on top of his car 50 years ago.