Quinnipiac poll- Obama 47% approve. Cain 30%, Mitt 23, Newt 10, Gas Jets 8

[underpants]

The Republican numbers are amongst Republican voters

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Obama approve 47% disapprove 49%

+/-2.1% Oct 25-31

Just now on Morning Joe

[quaker bill]

1. Calling out the 1% is working - n/t

[Kahuna]

2. Yep. And Mitt is the poster boy for the 1%. nt

[yodermon]

3. gas jets, lol

[tosh]

7. +1.

:rofl:

Can't get enough of that BLR!

http://youtu.be/BhDhDRvHaGs

[DemocratSinceBirth]

4. He Can Win Reeelection At 47% Approval

He can't go much lower though. The reason he can win with 47% approval is because there are voters , imho, who disapprove of his job but are scared to death to turn the country over to a Tea Nut.

[ProSense]

5. Quinnipiac Poll: Obama Shows Marked Improvement (TPM)

Quinnipiac Poll: Obama Shows Marked Improvement

Kyle Leighton

A new national poll out from Quinnipiac University shows an improving picture for President Obama, who has boosted his standing on a number of fronts. His approval rating runs almost even nationally, up from a negative 41 - 55 split a month ago, and he is stronger in matchups with all his major GOP rivals.

“President Barack Obama seems to be improving in voters’ eyes almost across-the-board,” said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute in a release. “He scores big gains among the groups with whom he has had the most problems - whites and men. Women also shift from a five-point negative to a four-point positive.”

The President leads all his possible GOP challengers outside the poll’s margin of error. He bests former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney by a 47 - 42 margin and Texas Gov. Rick Perry 52 - 36, while out ahead of businessman Herman Cain and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich by double digits as well. All tallies are improvements from a month ago for Obama. Romney is the only GOP candidate that pulls more support from independent voters than Obama, although Cain comes within one point. The key against Romney is female voters — Obama gets 50 percent against Romney’s 38, while they evenly split males.

The improvement comes on the heels of a heavy travel schedule of more than a month for Obama, who took his push for a major jobs package into swing states is the Midwest, South and Mountain West. When Congress stalled on the jobs package, the President moved on to “We Can’t Wait,” a series of executive orders that he says will help alleviate some of the economic hardship, from new rules on foreclosures to helping with student loan debt.

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[Johnny2X2X]

6. Obama in a landslide

This will be a big win for Obama in 2012. There's a reason why the Republican field is remarkably weak, it's hard to beat a sitting President.

It will be Romney and my bet is he'll pick a moderate VP, this will enrage the Right Wing and Obama will win 56% of the popular vote.

[yellowcanine]

8. Ricky Santorum is at 1% in that poll. Does that mean he is a 1 percenter?

:rofl:

[MjolnirTime]

9. The tigeroshiiii Effect in action

[Tarheel_Dem]

10. Movin' on Up!

Much to the dismay of many. :kick:

[ellisonz]

11. Fired up! Ready to Go!

:kick:

[sufrommich]

12. lol. nt