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it? he s the president. he is the president. we found out a little nugget in terms of who is effected by the government shutdown. i know this may be minor, but there are serious football fans out there. if you re a member of the u.s. if you re essentially a deployed troop, and a lot of men and women around the world, they really lean on tv, and specifically the armed services network to stay connected. we have learned because of the shutdown, they actually will not be able to watch the nfl playoffs this weekend. kind of a bummer. that s going to cause some problems. especially in bases overseas. there are obviously costs this. i think the bigger issue is i m not sure what the consequences are for something like this anymore because honestly, six days from now, they ll probably get a deal and a week from now, we ll be like, a lot of things happened since then. i m not sure the blame question and it downsides for real americans make as much of a flash as they did, even as recentl
claims 67% say obama care was the major reason for the government shutdown. even if that s true, does it mean republicans are going to escape blame? it certainly doesn t. in fact, there was another question in cruz s own poll, and it showed that more people blame republicans than blame democrats. i haven t seen a single poll out there where more people are blaming the president or blaming democrats in congress than blaming republicans for this. and we don t have to look just at the blame question. we can also look at the historic lows you now see for approval of the republican party. people are overwhelmingly say they oppose the shutdown. even now the business community oppose it s clear that this is a complete disaster politically for the republican party. they have lost support across the board. chip, we were talking about the new gallup poll earlier. only 28% have a favorable view of the republicans. that s the worst rating in the
39% approval on handling the economy. i m amazed there are that many people happy with it actually. 52%, no surprise there, disapprove. on the big blame question as we showed you earlier most voters still blame the bush administration, 26%, and wall street 25% for the bad economy with hardly any change, by the way, from a year ago. those numbers amaze me. will that help the president get reelected. msnbc political analyst michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee. bob shrum is a democratic analyst. aren t you stunned that the people continue to blame the last administration much more than they blame the president for the economic calamity we re still in? i think people are pretty smart. they understand that this had its origins in 2008. that the unemployment that exploded in the months after bush left office exploded
44% disapproval. fair to midland there. 39% approval on handling the economy. i m amazed there are that many people happy with it actually. 52%, no surprise there, disapprove. on the big blame question as we showed you earlier most voters still blame the bush administration, 26%, and wall street 25% for the bad economy with hardly any change, by the way, from a year ago. those numbers amaze me. will that help the president get reelected. msnbc political analyst michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee. bob shrum is a democratic analyst. aren t you stunned that the people continue to blame the last administration much more than they blame the president for the economic calamity we re still in? i think people are pretty smart. they understand that this had its origins in 2008. that the unemployment that exploded in the months after bush left office exploded because of that economic collapse. and i think that the most
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