The 150 Day Slide
Friday will mark President Obama's 150th day in office...and backlash is encroaching...
The anger from gay rights advocates toward President Obama is starting to boil over.
On Monday, the president of the establishment gay rights group The Human Rights Campaign, sent an angry letter to the president objecting to the decision by the Obama Justice Department to file a brief defending the Defense of Marriage Act.
more HERE
A substantial majority of Americans say President Obama has not developed a strategy to deal with the budget deficit, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll, which also found that support for his plans to overhaul health care, rescue the auto industry and close the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, falls well below his job approval ratings.
A distinct gulf exists between Mr. Obama’s overall standing and how some of his key initiatives are viewed. A majority of people said his policies have had either no effect yet on improving the economy or had made it worse, underscoring how his political strength still rests on faith in his leadership rather than concrete results.
New York Times report HERE
Note: Obama has made more progress on his foreign policy initiatives in his first 150 days than George W. Bush made in his last 2000 days.
Related:
President Obama fails to quell gay uproar
Harper's: Barack Hoover Obama
The anger from gay rights advocates toward President Obama is starting to boil over.
On Monday, the president of the establishment gay rights group The Human Rights Campaign, sent an angry letter to the president objecting to the decision by the Obama Justice Department to file a brief defending the Defense of Marriage Act.
more HERE
A substantial majority of Americans say President Obama has not developed a strategy to deal with the budget deficit, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll, which also found that support for his plans to overhaul health care, rescue the auto industry and close the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, falls well below his job approval ratings.
A distinct gulf exists between Mr. Obama’s overall standing and how some of his key initiatives are viewed. A majority of people said his policies have had either no effect yet on improving the economy or had made it worse, underscoring how his political strength still rests on faith in his leadership rather than concrete results.
New York Times report HERE
Note: Obama has made more progress on his foreign policy initiatives in his first 150 days than George W. Bush made in his last 2000 days.
Related:
President Obama fails to quell gay uproar
Harper's: Barack Hoover Obama
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