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Originally Posted by Ustwo
Hes still got a higher approval rating than congress on some polls  |
I think we've been through that before.
There is no comparison between polls of one man's policies and actions vs polls of a body of 535 men/women with various competing policies and positions....which nearly always have put Congress's approval rating lower than any recent President.
More important than the polls of a president's job performance are the "country is on the right track/wrong track" polls....and those are hovering around a historically low 20% "right track".....
http://pollingreport.com/right.htm
With "right track" number so low, you would think it would have a negative impact on the majority party in Congress as much as the President, but most Congressional election polls have Democrats picking up 3-5 seats in the Senate and 12-15 seats in the House in the Nov election.