How Low Can He Go … Obama at All Time Low of -22% in Rasmussen Presidental Tracking Poll

President Barack Hussein Obama has fallen and he can’t get up … It was only a matter of time before the bottom dropped out of the Obama polling as The One is against the will of the American people on nearly every issue.

In the latest Rasmussen Presidental Tracking poll, Barack Obama now stands at -22%. Only 24% of voters strongly approve of the job performance of Obama, while 46% strongly disapprove. Meanwhile the overall job approval rating according to Rasmussen stands at 43% approve and 56% disapprove or a -13%. Obama is in freefall  as voters are against him on issues of the economy, spending, deficits, health care and immigration. One might ask, besides that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday shows that 24% of the nation’s voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. Forty-six percent (46%) Strongly Disapprove, giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -22 (see trends).

Over the past week, the Approval Index ratings have been more volatile than usual and it is unlikely that perceptions of the president have shifted that much. Rather, with results reported on a three-day rolling average basis, the volatility appears to be the result of one day with results outside of the normal range working its way through the system. Over the past couple of months, the president’s full-month Approval Index rating has been -16 or -17. 

As the Gateway Pundit states, even with the constant reassurance from the lapdog MSM, Obama’s poll numbers are in real trouble and are greatly affecting Democrats in this years midterm elections. After last nights primaries in Colorado, the lame stream media actually tried to paint the victory by Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado, who on Tuesday defeated Andrew Romanoff, a former speaker of the Colorado House, with the help of the White House. Does anyone really think that Bennet’s victory is a win for Obama? Hardly. Shortly after his victory, Bennet was asked whether he wanted Obama to come and campaign for him in the general election … we are still waiting for an answer.

For some one who has constantly blamed George W. Bush for everything, Obama now has something in common with the former President. As aptly stated by the Gay Patriot, Obama is now at George W. Bush job disapproval levels. Presently at Real Clear Politics,Obama’s average job approval rating is at -5.

Obama can thank his lucky stars that he is not up for re-election in 2010; however, it may be even worse for the Obamamessiah in 2012.