49% voters in Virginia approve of Obama
the gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey looked less like a referendum on Barack Obama than a reflection of their own candidates and issues.
About half the voters in Virginia and a majority in New Jersey – 49 and 58 percent, respectively – approved of the way Obama is handling his job. Most in both states, moreover, said the president was not a factor in their vote.
You hear that, pundits? Can you kindly stop talking about how the election reflects the public’s opinion of Obama now?
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