American Voter Buyers Remorse … Majority Would Vote Against Obama

OBABA BUYER’S REMORSE … what is the return policy on Barack Hussein Obama?

After less than one short year in office, actually with the socialism agenda rammed down the throats of American it was long, American voters have buyers remorse with Barack Hussein Obama.

If the election were held today according to The Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll shows 50% say they would probably or definitely vote for someone else.

The Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll shows 50% say they would probably or definitely vote for someone else. Fully 37% say they would definitely cast a ballot against Obama. Meanwhile, just 39% would vote to re-elect the pres. to a 2nd term, and only 23% say they definitely would do so.

Obama’s first year in office has been marked by an unemployment rate that surged to 10%, an increased commitment of troops to Afghanistan and a health care battle that has taken a serious political toll on the WH.

Obama’s approval rating is down to 47%, the poll showed, a 14-point drop since the April survey. 45% disapprove, up 17 points from April. Only 41% say they trust Obama more than Congressional GOPers, while 33% pick the GOP over the WH. That 8-point gap is down from a 21-point edge Obama sported as recently as Sept.

Just 34% say the country is moving in the right direction, down 13 points since April, and 55% say it is off on the wrong track, up 13 points over the same period.

There is a reason why Barack Obama has a running double digit negative rating in the Rasmussen Presidential Daily Tracking poll for 51 straight polling days.

Why should this be surprising when we have a President that has pretty much failed on ever thing, including going against the will of the people on health care? Why did this President make the government run of health care more important than jobs?

• 10% unemployment, 85K more jobs lost in December 2009
• Retail sales unexpectedly fell in December, leaving 2009 with the biggest yearly drop on record.
• New jobless claims rise
• Record year for foreclosures as unemployment rises