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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (823754)12/19/2014 12:02:10 PM
From: zax  Respond to of 1575916
 
LOL

Mr. Stewart chided the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, for being angry at Hollywood, saying he should love it instead. Hollywood is just like North Korea, he said.

“Everyone’s always telling you how great you are,” he added, “there are billboards everywhere with your face on them, and no one eats.”



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Bush more popular than obama in 4 out of 6 years.

Annual average job approval ratings

Barack Obama George W. Bush Bill Clinton Ronald Reagan
6th year 43% 39% 62% 63%
5th year 48% 46% 58% 63%
4th year 49% 50% 55% 57%
3rd year 48% 62% 51% 53%
2nd year 51% 74% 50% 48%
1st year 60% 72% 52% 62%
6-year average 50% 57% 55% 58%


Obama's Crummy Year: The Presidency In 2014 by the Numbers Here's a look at how the commander-in-chief has fared this year:



  • He has a 41 percent job approval rating in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll out this week, a single point from his career low, with 54 percent disapproving.


  • His approval rating averaged just 43 percent in 2014, making it his worst year by a significant margin.


  • His rating on the economy is essentially flat; 52 percent disapprove, despite recent economic gains. Fifty-four percent disapprove of his work on international affairs, a steadily negative majority since September. He’s gained 9 points on handling immigration, but only to 38 percent approval, with 55 percent disapproving. And for only the second time, numerically more disapprove than approve of his handling of terrorism, 48-43 percent.


  • He’s presided over the steepest drop-off in Democratic self-identification we’ve ever seen. Just 26 percent of Americans now identify themselves as Democrats, down 6 points from late October to the fewest on record since the start of ABC/Post polling in 1981. (More are independents; Republican Party ID is flat, but the GOP’s favorability rating has risen sharply.)


  • Obama’s career-long job approval rating, 50 percent on average, lags all three of his immediate two-term predecessors at this point in their tenure.


abcnews.go.com