A new poll from AP-GfK shows more than two-thirds of Americans (68 percent) disapprove of Obama's handling of the immigration issue in general. Just 31 percent approve -- down from 38 percent two months ago.The raw toplines are here.
And from John Nolte, at Big Journalism, "BORDER CRISIS POLL: PUBLIC TURNS AGAINST OBAMA, DEMOCRATS & MEDIA":
A new AP-GfK poll is all around bad news for President Obama, Democrats, and a mainstream media determined to push his amnesty agenda. Not only is public approval souring towards Obama's handling of the issue, the idea of a path to citizenship for illegals, and the policy of offering asylum for this wave of Central American children; a plurality now see the Republican Party as better able to handle the issue of immigration.More.
When asked about the President's handling of the immigration issue, only 31% said they approve, while a whopping 68% disapprove. That's a 14-point shift against the president since the middle of May, when he sat at 38% approve, 60% disapprove.
Be sure to skim the raw poll numbers. Democrat identifiers are down 5 percent since the 2012 election. And way more Americans identify as moderate or conservative than as "liberal" (leftist).
Progs are in bitter denial if they think immigration won't affect the outcome of the November midterms. The Dems are going to get hammered.
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