NBC-WSJ Poll: Obama Maintains 60% Approval, Other Highlights, Full Text of Poll

March 3, 2009 by Pelikan · 1 Comment
Filed under: Barack Obama, Recession, U.S. Economy 
  • Presidential approval – 60%
  • 56% approve of how Obama is handling economy
  • Congress approval improves 8 points from January
  • In December 49% of Americans had a very positive or positive feeling about the Democratic Party; In February that number is still 49%
  • In December 27% of Americans had a very positive or positive feeling about the Republican Party; In February the number 26%
  • 56% believe the partisan divide in Washington is the fault of both parties
  • 56% believe Republicans oppose Obama agenda for political gain, while 30% believe they are standing on principle
  • 1% very satisfied with U.S. economy
  • 49% think the recession will go on for two or more years
  • 48% believe helping some people in danger of foreclosure seems unfair/people have been financially irresponsible
  • 61% concerned the federal government will spend too much money dealing with economy
  • When asked which party could do a better job getting the country out of recession, 48% say Democrats, 20% say Republicans

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One Response to “NBC-WSJ Poll: Obama Maintains 60% Approval, Other Highlights, Full Text of Poll”
  1. Russ Hazzard says:

    Bush started out with $5 trillion national debt and increased it to $11 trillion and not a peep about saddling poor innocent grandchildren with this onerous and unfair heavy load. At least $2 trillion of tax cuts went to the very,very wealthy,like Cindy McCain who was given every thing and can charge $700,000 per month on her credit card.
    Now we are to believe if we tax Cindy in the midst of a recession it will destroy everything.These beliefs show one the powerful effect of TV and radio propaganda.

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