Gallup has Obama at 49% approval...

Many recent polls have shown Obama under 50%, Rasmussen, Zogby, Harris Interactive, Fox News Opinion Dynamics, Quinnipiac poll but the media has refused to report any those results because it wasn't an approved polling outfit like Gallup.

Well now what will they do?
"Of the post-World War II presidents, Obama now is the fourth fastest to drop below the majority approval level, doing so in his 10th month on the job. Gerald Ford dropped below 50% approval during his third month in office, and Bill Clinton did so in his fourth month. Ronald Reagan, like Obama, also dropped below 50% in his 10th month in office, though Reagan's drop occurred a few days sooner in that month (Nov. 13-16, 1981) than did Obama's (Nov. 17-19, 2009)."







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