With Mr. Geithner's IRS travails, I was not entirely sure of his abilities to be head of the treasury. I was even less sure with the initial set of briefings and meetings on Capitol Hill.
All that is behind me now with his recent meetings and press conferences. A new and more confident Tim has emerged, brimming with great ideas, no doubt inspired by the formidable leadership of his boss, our President.
He was interviewed by CNN's Anderson Cooper last evening.
Here is the link to a portion of the interview: http://sprint.cnn.mlogic.mobi/cnn/lt_ne/lt_ne/detail/277069/1
I think we are going to make it out of the woods, but it is going to take some time. Let's be patient - remember, we are all in this together.
Showing posts with label CNN Poll. Show all posts
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Friday, April 3, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Americans believe world leaders respect Obama
I can still recall the look on Angela Merkel's face as she recoiled visibly shocked at the unsolicited shoulder rub that she received from our former President.
A recent CNN Poll indicates that our current President is garnering significantly more respect around the world.
Here is the story in its entirety.
"As Barack Obama takes off for his first overseas trip as president, a new national poll indicates that more than eight in 10 Americans think he will do a good job representing the United States to the world.
And seven in 10 people questioned in the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Tuesday, believe that leaders of other countries respect Obama.That last figure is in sharp contrast with George W. Bush.
At the start of his presidency in 2001, only 49 percent believed that foreign leaders respected Bush."Except for the period following the 9/11 attacks, that number never got any better for Bush," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
Obama is scheduled to travel to Britain on Tuesday, where he will participate with other leaders in the G-20 summit."Even among Republicans, a majority believes that other world leaders respect Obama.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll was conducted March 12-15, with 1,019 adult Americans questioned by telephone. The survey's sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points."
No editorializing needed.
A recent CNN Poll indicates that our current President is garnering significantly more respect around the world.
Here is the story in its entirety.
"As Barack Obama takes off for his first overseas trip as president, a new national poll indicates that more than eight in 10 Americans think he will do a good job representing the United States to the world.
And seven in 10 people questioned in the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Tuesday, believe that leaders of other countries respect Obama.That last figure is in sharp contrast with George W. Bush.
At the start of his presidency in 2001, only 49 percent believed that foreign leaders respected Bush."Except for the period following the 9/11 attacks, that number never got any better for Bush," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.
Obama is scheduled to travel to Britain on Tuesday, where he will participate with other leaders in the G-20 summit."Even among Republicans, a majority believes that other world leaders respect Obama.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll was conducted March 12-15, with 1,019 adult Americans questioned by telephone. The survey's sampling error is plus or minus three percentage points."
No editorializing needed.
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