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If the Presidential election were held again today, would Obama win all over again?
“WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Large majorities of Americans support U.S. President Barack Obama’s plans to revive the economy and his efforts to work across party lines, according to a pair of public opinion polls released on Monday.
One month into his presidency, a Washington Post-ABC News poll found 68 percent of Americans approve of Obama’s job performance.
Sixty-four percent of respondents supported the administration’s $787 billion economic stimulus package and the same percentage backed his proposal to prevent housing foreclosures, the Washington Post reported.
According to a New York Times/CBS News poll, Obama has a 63 percent job approval rating and more than 75 percent of Americans are optimistic about the next four years with him as president.”
http://www.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSTRE51N0JN20090224
Yes – by a larger margin.
Roy Oppenheim Featured on CBS Foreclosure Crisis in South Florida
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60 Minutes – Hard Times Generation $17.95 Airdate: 11/27/11 More than 16 million children are now living in poverty and, for many of them, a proper home is elusive. Some cash-strapped families stay with relatives; others move into motels or homeless shelters. But, as Scott Pelley reports, sometimes those options run out, leaving an even more desperate choice: living in their cars. 60 Minutes returns to Florida, home to one third of Ameri… |
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60 Minutes – Walking Away (May 9, 2010) $17.95 Airdate: 5/9/10 Currently about 7 million U.S. homeowners are behind on their mortgages, and some may end up losing their homes because they can’t make the payments anymore. Then there are those homeowners who can make the payments, but are going into “strategic default,” walking away from their homes because they’re “underwater” — worth far less than the mortgage. Is this financially savvy or s… |
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60 Minutes: Hardtimes Generation (March 6, 2011) $17.95 Airdate: 3/6/11 Not far from Disney World in Florida there is a very different world of budget motels filled with homeless families — people for whom lost jobs and foreclosures have put their families at risk. It’s estimated that the poverty rate for kids in this country will soon hit 25 percent, and this will impact their education, their home-lives, and their future. Scott Pelley talks with s… |
