There's no accounting for taste. All-Obama-all-the-time isn't enough for 9% of the American people.
In one of the most amazing statistics evere gleaned from a survey, a new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that 9% of Americans think they’ve seen or heard too little from President Obama during his presidency.
This, of course, is said about the president who just completed interviews on five Sunday morning TV shows, Letterman, and spoke at the opening of the United Nations. He’s the only sitting president to have appeared live on both Letterman and Leno. He’s held more prime time press conferences than any president in history. And another survey last week showed that he’s given three times as many interviews as either of his two predecessors.
For the rational 91% of the population, the law of supply and demand has once again proven its infallibility.
Source: Wall Street Journal
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I think it’s one of the reasons his poll numbers are plummeting. He’s makes speeches because it’s what he does.
“Fleas can be taught nearly anything that a Congressman can.” — Mark Twain
I see Obama on TV more than the Sham Wow guy or the Progressive Insurance Lady combined – and that is saying something.
What that survey doesn’t say is that 7.5 of that 9% work for the news media.
Forget jobs, the economy, our troops, the deficit, healthcare reform: “I need to get out of town for a worldwide photo-op for my homeboys in Chicago”