Obama popularity rating?

I'm sad to say that his popularity rating is going down every day. I guess the people know who he really is. The change he promised was not delivered except the CHANGE FOR THE WORST. I wish the change is for the better. THE HONEYMOON IS OVER, MR. OBAMA......

Presidential Tracking Poll for Sunday shows that 29% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as President. Forty percent (40%) Strongly Disapprove giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -11

 

So what is your soultion to reloving the following problems..? Well rating are various, But health care reform , seems rushed .were medicare is the only thing around for decades. Not great but it is something and it works , there is coruption, yes but by the Boctors and Clinices and Hospitals that make medicare look bad .

But this new Heatlh care reform Maybe great , maybe it can work , BUT the Push to past it to fast with out the people be told clearly how it will work is the down fall. However, if there was taken time to explain that it will be better bthen medicare and there will be agancys to stop coruptiom  like the wide spead that happens to in medicare. perhaps the people would listen , But I to am not for this rush program and yet there is no clear explanation of , what if this medical or medice is needed . I have concerns about the the govement intefering with doctor treating patient with  put the Govement calling the what should treatment and not, ,,, I am not happy with medicare prescription plans which do the same thing. you go to ur doctor sick , loc doctor prescripeds script medication to treat your condition, and the medicare part D plan wants a P.A. priorty authtion from doctor why he is scritipting this med. What a insult! you see your lic doctor to treat you and some medicare non doctors  questions  your doctors treatment .  A medicare person who knows nothing about your medical condition , test  nor medications , is requiring ur doctor to explain why he is presriping the medication! insane . Who is the doctor? the lic doctor you see  , or some medicare clerk calling the shots, you go to ur doctor to get better and medicare ties his hands. While helath reform Needs o be ecplained further and wht if it fails then option s are what.  They govement are trying to push to fast and people are veryscared . whats the rush. medicare , milatary and many other programs costing a lot, get are troopps out of theb war . cuts cost bigtime . We need to clearly understand Helth reform. even medicare needs has coruptions . but if at least gives med treatment. , this nonesens of medical trealtment for ilegal aliens , thats great .  USA take care of ur own, 22 million ilegal alien s in usa . drining all our resouses . this has to stop!!!!

So my question is what is your suggestion. to resolve this serious problem.?? 

OBAMA'S LEGACY: STAGFLATION

Obama's failure to support America's allies in the Middle East and his dithering endorsement of chaos in the region will send oil and gasoline prices skyrocketing, triggering a massive bout of stagflation. This vicious cycle of rising prices, decreased consumption, and ever higher prices (as vendors seek to recover higher fixed costs) will cripple the American economy for years to come.

This is Obama's true legacy.

Consider what he has done to push up oil and gas prices:

• Endorsed spreading chaos in the Middle East.

• First banned and now slowed down offshore oil drilling.

• Considered curbs on fracking (horizontal drilling to unlock shale deposits in the Northeast -- a potent new source of oil).

• Imposed a carbon tax on domestically produced coal and oil through EPA mandate.

• Proposed an end to tax advantages designed to encourage oil drilling and exploration.

 

Now Obama is reaping the fruits of these misguided policies -- $4-per-gallon gas, soon to go up to $5 or $6!

And the fuel-price increases will take their place alongside food-price rises. Food prices for corn, soybeans, wheat and other basic crops have almost doubled in the past year.

(The Consumer Price Index deliberately understates fuel and food inflation in its formula to avoid triggering cost-of-living adjustment increases in private pay and government programs.)

Finally, he has encouraged the Federal Reserve Board to almost triple the money supply, over $1 trillion of it based on the purchase of worthless mortgage-backed securities.

The combination of reduced confidence in the dollar (at home and abroad) and the rises in fuel and food prices will force up prices as costs push them higher. Already, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has pressed for the replacement of the dollar as an international currency by "drawing rights" printed by the IMF. Such a policy, of course, would be a disaster since it would attempt to base global currency on an institution without the power to tax. But it is a measure of how far faith in the dollar has fallen that it is being seriously urged. U.S. inflation can only fan that movement.

Since the Fed has got to stop printing money soon -- lest it become wallpaper -- interest rates, too, will rise, also contributing to the cost push price inflation.

But the economy cannot afford to pay these higher prices. Consumer demand, which accounts for three-quarters of GDP, is already stagnant. With inflation, it will drop. Then, unable to recoup their costs, vendors will be forced to raise prices even higher. An inflationary psychology will take hold of the economy. Higher interest rates will be needed to break its hold, forcing us into yet another recession, this one fully courtesy of President Obama.

For months now, political pundits have wondered if the economy would improve, helping Obama's reelection chances. It now appears that the exact opposite is likely and that his reelection chances will be washed away by a massive flood of inflation as a consequence of his misguided policies.

Obama will doubtless blame oil companies and speculators for the fuel price increases, but his role in encouraging instability in the oil-producing regions of the Middle East is apparent enough. He put the demand of the Egyptian people for political change ahead of America's need for financial stability. He was so enraptured by being "on the right side of history" that he forgot about his role as the head of our economy and its vulnerability to the very instability his policies fanned.