◼ Three horrific polls bombarded the president over the last week.
National surveys from ◼ Pew, ◼ Quinnipiac and ◼ Fox News uniformly showed the president's approval ratings dropping to 40 percent and below, with disapproval leaping into the mid-50s. Obamacare has also taken a public opinion beating, for obvious reasons. The latter two polls also showed substantial gains for Republicans on specific issues, as well as on the generic Congressional ballot. Obama lost ground across all demographics, including several core groups within his base, like women and Hispanics. But perhaps the most striking erosion of trust has come among voters under the age of 35. Millennials twice backed Obama overwhelmingly at the polls, and have been one of the least likely cohorts to abandon him on a host of topics -- through thick and thin. No more, it would seem.
◼ Pew poll: Disapproval of Obama’s handling of health care soars to 59% among adults - Allahpundit/HotAir
