Price of gas below $3/gal. Thanks, Obama!

I don't care the cause...I just know I'm gonna be able to afford snowmobiling this winter...woo hoo
 
In many parts of the country, the price of a gallon of gas has dropped to below $3 this month, for the first time since December.

And since Obama gets blamed every time the price goes up, we can only hope that people will thank him when the price goes down. Of course, that's expecting people to be rational and consistent, rather than partisan and/or bigoted.

In many parts of the country today, the market dropped below 16,000 and is now barely hovering above it.

Since Obama gets all of the credit for the economy, stupid, then let's be consistent on how this reflects upon his economic miracle...

Oh, some other economic indicators dropped unexpectedly today, but that has nothing to do with Obama or the Ebola, the Democrat Katrina...

The Democratic Party is held in worse regard than at any point in the past 30 years, according to a new poll.

The poll, from the Washington Post and ABC News, shows 39 percent of Americans now have a favorable impression of the blue team, while 51 percent have an unfavorable impression. Both are new records.

Through it all, of course, Democrats continue to have a better image than their GOP counterparts, whose favorable/unfavorable split with the American people is currently 33/56.

But the Democrats' drop is particularly notable given they have never polled below a 46 percent favorable rating. (The data go back to 1984, including Gallup polls in the 1990s and CBS/New York Times polls in the 1980s.) That previous low for Democrats was registered during the 2013 government shutdown, when both parties and Congress hit what at the time was a new low.

The last time the Washington Post and ABC polled the Democratic Party, in August, 49 percent had a positive image of the party. Since then, its image his declined by 17 points among African Americans (from 82 percent favorable to 65 percent) and by 13 points among women (from 54 percent to 41 percent). As it happens, these are two of the most valuable Democratic-leaning constituencies that the party hopes will vote in high numbers in the Nov. 4 midterms.

As mentioned above, Democrats remain nominally more popular than the GOP. But the six-point gap in their favorable ratings has rarely been that small in recent years.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2014/10/15/the-democratic-party-hits-a-30-year-low/
 
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