Obama Approval Rating Drops, Pro-Abortion Health Care Repeal to New High

LifeNews.com ^ | May 24, 2010 | Steven Ertelt

[julieee]

Obama Approval Rating Drops, Pro-Abortion Health Care Repeal to New High

Washington, DC -- A new poll released today finds pro-abortion President Barack Obama's approval rating dropping to one of its lowest levels since he took office. Meanwhile, the percentage of Americans who want to repeal the health care bill he signed into law that funds abortions has reached a new high.

http://LifeNews.com/nat6359.html

[reaganwasright1980]

some more good news.

[freedumb2003]

[camerongood210]

Even more reason for the regime to speed things up even more

[rockabyebaby]

wooooooooooooohoooooooooooooo!

[Logical me]

One of the problems in November is unless we take the Senate to have the 60 votes necessary we cannot repeal the health care bill. It looks like we will have control of the House, but without the Senate to overrule the sure negative vote of King Obama we cannot repeal. I might be wrong.

[freedumb2003]

[skimask]

The house funds bills. If we take the house we can defund health care without senate approval. Then in 2012 when we kick the muslim out, we can get rid of it completely.

[LibLieSlayer]

REPEAL obama!!!

LLS

[CitizenUSA]

It’s possible we can force some of the more moderate Democrats to break with their party. The Democrats appear to be very good at keeping the various players in line, but I doubt they’re on par with Heaven’s Gate.

http://www.ask.com/wiki/Heaven%27s_Gate_%28religious_group%29

What I mean is, will the survivors be able to hold the line after a blowout in November? Maybe not.

[kevao]

unless we take the Senate to have the 60 votes necessary we cannot repeal the health care bill.

You need a two-thirds majority in both houses to override a presidential veto. That just is not going to happen in November. Best we can hope for is simple majorities in both houses in 2010, and their defunding every Obama program until we get the White House back in 2012.

[mlocher]

Thirty-three percent of voters now believe the health care plan will be good for the country, down six points from a week ago and the lowest level of confidence in the plan to date. Fifty-five percent say it will be bad for the nation. Only three percent say it will have no impact.That is a 22 point spread. Worded differently, 67% more people think the health care system will be bad for the country than think it will be good for the country.

[Cobra64]

The house funds bills. If we take the house we can defund health care without senate approval. Then in 2012 when we kick the muslim out, we can get rid of it completely.

I'm with you on this wishful thinking. Not sure that's going to be reality though.

[Salvation]

Ping!