Approval Ratings For Dems Fall
thehopeforamerica.com 8/20/2009 — Politico's Andy Barr reports

Obama's Approval Rating Hits New Low -- By: NRO Staff
corner.nationalreview.com 8/27/2009 — From the latest Economist poll : Barack Obama’s approval rating has hit a new low (48%) in our latest poll. Americans are increasingly questioning the president's handling of the wars in Iraq (44% approve, down from 46% last week) and ...

Rating Obama's Approval Rating -- By: Peter Wehner
corner.nationalreview.com 8/20/2009 — My former White House colleague Nicholas Thompson, now vice president at the Tarrance Group, sent out an e-mail analyzing the new Gallup poll that shows President Obama with a 51 percent approval rating -- the lowest of his administration. More ...

Obama's approval drop not surprising
brendan-nyhan.com 7/23/2009 — If you follow politics for long enough, you may notice that coverage of presidential approval suffers from a bizarre ahistoricism. Reporters typically have almost no understanding of the forces that drive presidential approval or the patterns it tends ...

Obama's approval rating remains steady, poll says
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com 6/29/2009 — President Obama's approval rating has remained steady. WASHINGTON (CNN) – A new national poll indicates that President Barack Obama's approval rating among Americans remains steady. Sixty-one percent of people questioned in a CNN/Opinion ...

Approval Ratings Drop for Obama on Health Care, Other Issues
washingtonpost.com 7/20/2009 — Comments that include profanity or personal attacks or other inappropriate comments or material will be removed from the site. Additionally, entries that are unsigned or contain "signatures" by someone other than the actual author will be removed. ...

Approval Ratings Drop for Obama on Health Care, Other Issues
washingtonpost.com 7/20/2009 — Comments that include profanity or personal attacks or other inappropriate comments or material will be removed from the site. Additionally, entries that are unsigned or contain "signatures" by someone other than the actual author will be removed. ...

Obama Approval Rating Slips 5 Points
thehopeforamerica.com 6/18/2009 — NBC News reports

CHANGE: Gallup: First-year quarterly drop in Obama’s approval rating one of the biggest in decade…
pajamasmedia.com 10/22/2009 — CHANGE: Gallup: First-year quarterly drop in Obama’s approval rating one of the biggest in decades. “In fact, the 9-point drop in the most recent quarter is the largest Gallup has ever measured for an elected president between the second and ...

Obama Approval Stays High
politicalwire.com 6/29/2009 — A new CNN/Opinion Research poll finds that President Obama's approval rating among Americans remains steady at 61%. Said pollster Keating Holland: "Since March, Obama's approval rating has gone down one percentage point each month in CNN polls. In ...

Obama approval rating sinks to 50%: poll (AFP) — Yahoo! News: Politics News 8/6/2009
AFP - US President Barack Obama's approval rating has slumped to 50 percent, the lowest since his inauguration, according to a poll released Thursday on the eve of his 200th day in office.

Obama approval rating sinks to 50 percent: poll (AFP) — Yahoo! News: Politics News 8/6/2009
AFP - US President Barack Obama's approval rating has slumped to 50 percent, the lowest since his inauguration, according to a poll released Thursday on the eve of his 200th day in office.

Poll: Obama approval down 7 points over 100 days — CNN.com - Politics 8/6/2009
As President Obama approaches 200 days in the White House, a new national poll shows his approval rating has dropped seven points since the 100-day mark in April.

Drug killings soar as Obama heads to Mexico summit (Reuters) — Yahoo! News: Politics News 8/6/2009
Reuters - Mexican drug gangs are killing rivals in record numbers in a major setback for the government, which will seek more support from U.S. President Barack Obama when he visits the country this weekend.

White House: Health care meeting not a negotiation (AP) — Yahoo! News: Politics News 8/6/2009
AP - The White House says President Barack Obama's meeting with a bipartisan group of senators on health care reform wasn't a "negotiating session" but simply a chance for him to get an update.