The corporate media is sticking to its narrative as the midterms approach that everything related to Democrats and Pres. Obama is wrong and bad and awful, so they tend to ignore even modestly good news like this:
A new national poll indicates that President Barack Obama’s approval rating has edged up three points, and it appears that the war in Iraq is behind the bump. But according to the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, Americans are giving the president bad marks on the economy.
The survey, released Friday, indicates that 50 percent of Americans approve of the job Obama’s doing as president, up from 47 percent in last month, with 49 percent disapproving, down two points from August. And Obama’s approval on how he’s handling the conflict in Iraq now stands at 57 percent, an eight point jump from July.
