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Wilson Research Strategies founder and CEO Chris Wilson gives his assessment on the upcoming midterm elections:
“President Obama’s job approval ratings have already fallen below the 60% approval mark that has generally protected the sitting President’s party in Congress. Based on current trends, Obama is likely to have approval ratings in the mid-fifties if not worse.
In the last 60 years Presidents have had approval ratings in the mid 50’s on three separate occasions and their party lost an average of 27 seats in the House.
While it is too early to speak with certainty, the current direction of the political environment appears as though 2010 is shaping up to be a year where the political winds will favor Republicans.
At the very least, the “halo” around the administration is quickly dissipating. Republicans who hope to be successful in 2010 should already be working to test and refine messages that will highlight the differences between a Republican approach to solving national problems and the handouts, bailouts, and takeovers approach that the Big Government Democrats in DC are so passionately pushing today.” Read more…
Monday, July 6th, 2009 Chris Wilson, WRS Trackback URL for this entry
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3 Comments
1. Arenap replies at 6th July 2009, 9:28 pm :
Another month-long gap between blog posts. A cluster of posts every four weeks does not a legitimate blog make, especially one that claims to be a “news service” of any kind.
2. C. W. McBlackville replies at 6th July 2009, 9:48 pm :
Thank you for reading and following the progress of this blog so closely!
3. The Logician replies at 7th July 2009, 8:02 am :
“Republicans who hope to be successful in 2010 should already be working to test and refine messages that will highlight the differences between a Republican approach to solving national problems and the handouts, bailouts, and takeovers approach that the Big Government Democrats in DC are so passionately pushing today.”
Because it wasn’t a Republican president who pushed for the bailout, and there wasn’t a Republican in either house of Congress that voted for it either (Mary Fallin). . . Chris Wilson is an idiot, I have always thought that, he is merely a talking head retained by Fox News in order to continue to spread its bizarre, blind, and militantly partizan agenda, there is a difference between Republican and Conservative! In the same way that MSNBC is in the pocket of the Democrats Fox News is a news service wholly owned and operated by the RNC, watch the footage of the Fox News analysis of Obama’s mideast address, horrific! News should be free of bias, reporters should uncover facts not opinion! .
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