Hope has changed: over half of 18-24-year-olds would recall Obama

There may well be a bright future for America after all. The latest poll from the Harvard University Institute of Politics shows young people are waking up and smelling the coffee regarding President Obama and his damaging policies.

The latest study was conducted from October 30 to November 11 this year among 2,089 young adults between the ages of 18 and 29. Among the key findings:

> Most of those surveyed disapprove of Obamcare and believe it will bring higher costs and worse care. Even more damning for the success of the program, of those who do not currently have health insurance, less than a third say they will enroll.

> The overall approval rating of Obama among respondents is now tracking with all adults, at about 41 percent.

> The percentage of 18-24-year-olds identifying themselves as Democrat is declining, from 43 percent in November 2009 to 31 percent now.

> And perhaps most encouraging of all, over half, 52 percent, of 18-24-year-olds would vote to recall Obama.

If only…

Read the full report here.

The Latest from Allen West

get-it-on

Then what are we waiting for, recall the SOB.
- FreedomWarrior
  
  This Senate is Democrat and it is THEIR vote that decides to impeach. They will not ‘fire’ him…..ever,
  - Ungerm
    
    Makes the up-coming 2014 elections so much more important!
Jason Henry

I said it all along, let him steal from our children, they let him fool them right into office then he spent their money. They loved him so much now they get to pay for it, maybe they will learn to do a better job of vetting their choices for office in the future. Vote for a “rockstar” and you get to pay for the damage he does to the hotel room.
FreedomWarrior

We can only hope the young are truly abandoning obama because he is killing their future and they finally realize it. I fear the young are abandoning him because they’re discovering he’s ‘taking’ from them instead of ‘giving’ to them. As soon as he dangles a carrot in front of them again, I pray they’ll shove it where the sun don’t shine.
http://luvsiesous.com/ el_guero2000

I pray Americans turn from our wicked way and ask God for forgiveness and healing ….
ZodLovesMaude

Keep it coming! The sham this idiot has perpetrated will go down in history as the worst—ever.
ZodLovesMaude

It’s a long shot, but next years’ elections could, COULD bring in Republicans in the Senate, if thats the case, they could easily impeach the Muslim pig. If they have the moral courage to do it.
barak barak

No!!! The idiots are leaving college and university are jobless. Those who manage to get a job sees, that they can’t pay their loans. I haven’t even talked about obamacare yet.
PS: I precise idiots because there are some wise kids out there
http://maddadkeith.smugmug.com/ Keith Birmingham

One simple suggestion for Republicans: Get the word out about Obama via the music stations. A 15 second sound bite will be heard more than 15 hours of talk radio.
Rufus

Only because ObamaCide is making them pay for Health Insurance for the Permanent Welfare Class.
Don’t trust these fools.
They’ve been backing Obama since before 2008, and they will continue to stand behind him on everything else, except where it hurts their wallets.
- d1hack
  
  O’commie care sux
John Blaise Lent

Wow, spin doctor much? http://www.iop.harvard.edu/demographic-and-political-profile-fall-2013-survey The actual results do not indicate Republican’s picking up what the Dems are putting down. They indicate an overall dissatisfaction with a two-party government as a whole.

How about the 15% of young adults who approve of the Republican Congress? Or how about the 54% of young adults who would recall all of Congress?

66% gave a party affiliation in 2009 to 56% now. That’s huge. In the same survey, more 25-29 year olds identify as Dems now than did in 2009. And how do you make sense of this:

“37 percent conservative or leaning conservative”

“24 percent (are) Republicans.”
Seems like Republicans are missing at least 13% of the voters they are supposed to represent.