Obama First: Disapprove: 48.8% > Approve: 47.5%
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God bless our affirmative action President.
"Obama First: Disapprove: 48.8% > Approve: 47.5%"...
HARDLY a first for Barry Sotero...
Look at the same graph sans Rasmussen.
Well, at least you can say he isn't driven by the polls. Almost makes you wish for the days when the president was shallow and pragmatic, like Bill Clinton (almost).
I've never cheered for a graph before -- until now.
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