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Two leading Democratic pollsters have blasted Obama for being deaf towards the public opinion.

Patrick Caddell and Doug Schoen, who also conducted polls for former US presidents, wrote in the Washington Post that the "blind persistence in the face of reality" of the president and his advisers ran the risk of "unmitigated disaster in November," when midterm Congressional elections will be held.

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=120724&sectionid=3510203

Perhaps most troubling for the president is the fact that, among independents -- the nation's swing voters -- those numbers are 45 to 17.

He's losing the country, if he hasn't already lost it.

And in an astonishing online poll by CBS News, people were asked to grade Mr. Obama on nine issues or characteristics and to give him an overall grade. In each and every case, a plurality -- or a whopping majority -- gave him an "F."

In every area.

http://chronicle.augusta.com/opinion/editorials/2010-03-12/seal-disapproval?v=1268337047

The good news, such as it is this month, is that while Obama's approval fell almost a point and a half, his disapproval moved upwards more slowly. His disapproval rate bounced around a bit day-to-day, but when averaged out, stayed fairly consistent throughout the entire month, rather than showing much of an increase over time. This average was eight-tenths of a point higher than last month's average, but really didn't move much the entire month, as it had been doing previously. Obama's disapproval started in the middle at 46.0 percent, fell to 45.3 percent mid-month, and then rose to 47.2 percent at the end.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chris-weigant/obama-poll-watch----febru_b_484925.html