Obama Approval Ratings Jump After election

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There has been a jump in the approval ratings of Obama and the democrats after the election. At the same time, and understandably so, the Republican party's approval rating remained the same as it was before the election. In a recent gallup poll Obama's favourability rose to 58% from 55% and the democrats were at 51% up from 46% before the election.

What does this mean for Obama as he starts his second term as President of the United States? Perhaps voters are comfortable with the results of the presidential election and hopeful for the future under the Obama administration.

Lessons for Republicans from the 2012 Presidential campaign

Straw poll 2008 Republican Primary

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There are many lessons to be learned from the US 2012 Presidential election. Perhaps the most important lesson for the Republicans is that the political demographics is changing and that they  can't count on the old loyalties to capult the party  to the presidency. Read the top 10 lessons for Rebublicans

Reasons Why Obama is Whiter Than Romney

Chris Rock has prepared a message for white voters. Essentially, he is trying to convince white undecided voters that Obama is "whiter" than Romney. Very funny.  Chris Rock's Message for White Voters