The �Divider in Chief� Barack Obama � American Voters strongly Believe the United States is a More D
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canesfan
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Posted 7:55 am, 07/25/2014
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It's hard to unite the country when the President returns from a multi-million dollar 17 day vacation in order to lecture the US on income inequality.
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Forever Cynic
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Posted 7:48 am, 07/25/2014
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How dare he be an extremely popular black Democrat! The nerve!
The question is, what's causing the division? Obama, or the Republicans that refuse to support anything he says, even when he agrees with them?
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wrestlers Grandpa
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Posted 7:48 am, 07/25/2014
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Oh I am so glad you still go to this source for your information...whew....of course you know no better...or if you do your just to lazy to go to other sources to find a balance .... but that is what you do best ....no further than this Source...Division between who?...hmmm did you look at the percentage of Afro Americans who voted for B H Obama?...Percentage of Hispanics?..Percentage of Asians?..Percentage of women?...like I said you use this one source to back your postings....which means your just to lazy to go to other sources....do not like that then post other sources in your future posting to compare.... 
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youlie
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Posted 1:03 am, 07/25/2014
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lazerone
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Posted 10:48 pm, 07/24/2014
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THE DIVIDED STATES OF AMERICA � Since the beginning of his presidency and even before during the 2008 presidential election Barack Obama pitted black against white, poor against rich, old against the young, men against women, the USA against its allies, the government against the people and used the race card as often like he was playing golf. It should come as no surprise that the "community agitator" has divided America. That is was agitators do. According to a recent Rasmussen poll, 67% of likely U.S. Voters say America is a more divided nation than it was four years ago. It would seem that Barack Obama is not the one that we have been waiting for. Sixty-seven percent (67%) of Likely U.S. Voters say America is a more divided nation than it was four years ago. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just seven percent (7%) think the country is less divided now, while 21% rate the level of division as about the same.(To see survey question wording, click here.)
Among voters who see more division or about the same level of it, 35% believe President Obama is to blame. But 34% point the finger at Republicans in Congress instead. Twenty-three percent (23%) say they're both to blame. Just five percent (5%) attribute the division to something else.
One can only hope that Obama has not divided America beyond repair.
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