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By Bill O'Reilly New Gallup poll says that Mr. Obama's job approval rating is not getting much better. Just 41 percent of Americans now approve; 53 percent disapprove. At the same point in his term President Bush the younger had a 42 percent job approval rating one point higher and that was in the middle of the Iraq war. While most Democrats still approve of the President Republicans overwhelmingly do not. Independents do not. And now the far left is turning against Mr. Obama -- (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) STONE: And none of the things he promised -- transparency, a government that would reconsider t...

By Bill O'Reilly A centerpiece of the Democratic Party strategy is to convince Americans that the federal government can get you more money. And in some cases, that's true. New data from the Department of Agriculture, says 20 percent of all American homes are now receiving food stamps, a record. And plenty of those folks need help because incomes in America are dropping. Since President Obama took office in 2009, the median income has fallen seven percent in the USA. It now stands at $52,000 bucks, down from $56,000 just a few years back. There are many reasons this is happening. But competit...

By Bill O'Reilly The Rasmussen daily tracking poll today has President Obama's job approval rating at 49 percent with 49 percent disapproving. Despite the tie, the President is up in the approval rating over the last few weeks. But there is another poll that is very telling, this one from Gallup. It says there are only 10 states out of 50 where Mr. Obama's approval rating is about 50 percent. He's most popular in Hawaii. But look at California, just 50.1 percent of the folks in that liberal state like the job the President is doing. On the disapproval side Utah, Idaho, Oklahoma, Wyoming, West...

By Bill O'Reilly A new Gallup poll out today says just 27 percent of Americans describe themselves as Republicans; 31 percent say they are Democrats and whopping 40 percent now say they are Independent. But the poll's a bit misleading because America does remain a rather conservative country as far as values are concerned. We are not a libertine nation no matter how hard Hollywood tries to make us one. But in the political arena, a strictly conservative candidate will have trouble getting elected president of the United States. Gone are the days when ideology can persuade the majority of vote...

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