Crash and burn! Obama’s approval ratings hit record lows approval ratings among whites and Hispanics in August. Ties lowest support among blacks

obama-constitutionObviously the whitey and Hispanics are now racists. Gallup’s August 2011 polling for Obama reveals that all races are ditching the Marxist in Chief. Blacks? Obama is at his lowest level of support ever, though still high at 84%. Evil whitey? Only 33% of those racists approved of Obama in August. Obviously, for no other reason than that they are racists of course. How about Hispanics? Obama hit his lowest level of approval among them too in August. Even with Obama’s attempt to pander to Hispanic and Latino voters with backdoor amnesty and the Dream Act, they are smart enough not to be fooled. Only 48% of Hispanics approved of Obama the failure in August.

The latest results are based on Gallup Daily tracking throughout August and include telephone interviews with more than 12,000 whites, 1,100 blacks, and nearly 1,200 Hispanics.

Whites’ approval of Obama has trended downward thus far in 2011 after showing little change in 2010. Whites’ largest drop in support for the president within a calendar year — 17 percentage points — came in 2009, declining from 58% in February, the first full month of Obama’s presidency, to 41% by December.

Blacks have remained solidly approving of Obama throughout his presidency; however, 2011 is the first year this group’s monthly job approval has routinely registered below 90%, indicating a decline in blacks’ support, albeit a fairly minor one.

The president’s current standing with Hispanics reflects a rather steep decline since January, when 60% approved of him. This follows Hispanics’ less-pronounced drops in their support in each of the first two years of his presidency. As a result, the gap between blacks and whites in Obama’s job approval has been widening while the gap between Hispanics’ and whites’ approval has been narrowing.

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September 7, 2011 · Filed Under Political Polling


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