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manimtired wrote:
are you just trying to be funny by posting links or just too stupid to debate the topic by  yourself?

please refrain from posting to yourself.

non-lol

sweetcell wrote:

manimtired wrote:
what do you think about that polling data?  still think obama mania is everywhere?

i thought this thread was about the illegal use of torture.  you've moved on to obama's popularity?  nice attempt at diversion.

i know i'm just feeding the troll by attempting to discuss anything with manimtired… but he's also hanging himself 'cause we're giving him rope. 

mannie, you're making your side cringe.  keep it up.

again sweetcell doesnt grasp context.  try and follow.

manimtired wrote:
non-lol

you know you smiled just a little…

manimtired wrote:
again sweetcell doesnt accept my attempts to change the topic.  try and ignore my exit strategy.

corrected.

but i'll stop now.  i've had enough of trying to treat manimtired like an intelligent person who has ideas to exchange.

This is awesome.  Props to FoxNews for once:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEtFMj6ZiHM

sweetcell wrote:

manimtired wrote:
again sweetcell doesnt accept my attempts to change the topic.  try and ignore my exit strategy.

corrected.

but i'll stop now.  i've had enough of trying to treat manimtired like an intelligent person who has ideas to exchange.

you are a retard. 

manimtired wrote:
what do you think about that polling data?  still think obama mania is everywhere?

lol@manimtired.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/04/23/obamas-numbers-high-but-will-they-last/

A average of the most recent national polls indicates that nearly two out of three Americans approve of the job Barack Obama's doing as president.

According to a CNN Poll of Polls compiled Thursday, 64 percent say they approve of how Obama's handling his duties as president. Twenty-eight percent disapprove.

The President's approval rating also stood at 64 percent in a CNN Poll of Polls compiled in January, just after inauguration.

"Most polls have shown Obama getting fairly high marks on most of the issues he has handled so far," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "One exception has been the way he has handled government assistance to failing banks and automakers. His numbers on the federal deficit are also low in comparison to his approval ratings on the economy and foreign policy."

So how does Obama compare to his predecessors in the White House around the first 100 days mark?

George W. Bush stood at 62 percent in a CNN/USA Today Gallup poll in April 2001, Bill Clinton was at 55 percent in a CNN/USA Today Gallup poll in April 1993, George H.W. Bush stood at 58 percent in a Gallup poll from April 1989, and Ronald Reagan was at 67 percent in a Gallup poll taken in April 1981.

"The hundred-day mark tends to fall during a period when Americans are still evaluating a new president. The danger period for most presidents comes later in their first year in office," Holland says. "Bill Clinton, for example, still had good marks after his first hundred days, but his approval rating had tanked by June of 1993. Ronald Reagan's approval rating stayed over 50 percent until November of his first year in office, but once it slipped below that mark, it stayed under 50 percent for two years. So Obama's current rating certainly does not indicate that he is out of the woods yet."

The CNN Poll of Polls is an average of three national surveys taken over the past week: Gallup Tracking, Pew, and AP/Gfk.

STAY ON TOPIC!

and lol@ a cnn poll! LOL!
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/obama_administration/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

since we are off topic, thanks call@703, do you think obama is a bigot seeing that he is against gay marriage?  i was just reading about this on another board..

manimtired wrote:
and lol@ a cnn poll! LOL!

Right, I forgot about your reading problem.  Sorry about that!

"The CNN Poll of Polls is an average of three national surveys taken over the past week: Gallup Tracking, Pew, and AP/Gfk."

call@703..you are an idiot…i guess you dont know how polling works.

rasmussen's data is out of wack with the other polls on real clear's poll of polls too

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_obama_job_approval-1044.html#chart

rasmussen had the most accurate polling in the last election so i'll go with them…

lol

this board makes me:

It will be thrilling to follow this argument on the accuracy of Obama's approval rating for the next 3.5 -7.5 years.

manimtired wrote:
rasmussen had the most accurate polling in the last election so i'll go with them…

lol

rasmussen was actually beat by the rcp poll of polls
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.html

poll of polls LOL :D

you are really bad at reading

what did i miss?