Tuesday, October 1, 2013
New poll: Americans oppose GOP-led governent shutdown 72% -22%
The Republican strategy of shutting down the federal government in order to block health care reform’s implementation is not paying off for the GOP-led House: Americans oppose the plan by an overwhelming 72 to 22 percent.
According to a new poll by Quinnipiac poll, here is how Americans see the federal government shutdown:
• Republicans narrowly support the shutdown 49 to 44 percent
• Democrats oppose the shutdown 90 to 6 percent
• Independents oppose it 74 to 19 percent (that's the number that really counts come next fall)
“Americans are certainly not in love with Obamacare, but they reject decisively the claim by congressional Republicans that it is so bad that it’s worth closing down the government to stop it,” Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, said in a release.
If gets even worse for Republicans on "job approval."
The poll finds President Obama’s approval rating at 45 percent, with 49 percent disapproving. Not the greatest number, BUT the Republicans find only 17 percent approve of the job they are doing. 74 percent disapprove.
The GOP Tea Party in free fall.
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