Obama's Approval Numbers Slip To New Lows

The American people are catching up on the truth while making themselves heard:

An average of five national polls conducted in July indicates that President Barack Obama's approval rating has slipped under 60 percent.

Fifty-seven percent of Americans surveyed approve of the job Obama's doing as president, according to a CNN Poll of Polls compiled and released Friday, with 36 percent disapproving. In early June, Obama's average approval rating was 62 percent. It dropped a point to 61 percent by mid-June and stayed at that level through the rest of the month.

"Recent polls indicate that Obama's lowest ratings — and biggest losses — come on the public's perception of how he is handling the economy," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "And the latest CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll shows a double-digit drop in the number of Americans who think that the President has a clear plan for solving the country's problems. The public may not be as willing to give Obama the benefit of the doubt after six months on the job as they did when he first took office."

Zero signs of an improving economy. Record unemployment numbers across the land. A FAILED stimulus plan. Way too much time spent overseas while a nation borders on collapse. Growing dissent within his own party. Barry wanted the job and 6 months later the people who hired him are starting to have major regrets.