The 'Fate of the Nation' Infographic Predicts the Outcome
Jennifer Gosnell — July 13, 2012 — Pop Culture
The upcoming Presidential election is a big determinant of some key issues the United States is in the process of addressing: gay marriage rights, healthcare and much more. The 'Fate of the Nation' takes a look at the state of the nation and the opinions of the population as a whole.
The overwhelming conclusion of these findings is that the public is incredibly polarized -- almost an even divide. This, in turn, means that this upcoming election is going to be a close call and that one camp will inevitably be incredibly disappointed. The graphic points to a 51% unapproval rating of Republican nominee Mitt Romney and and only a 47.2% approval rating of Obama's economic powers. Both camps seem to be kind of iffy on their frontrunners for the time being.
The overwhelming conclusion of these findings is that the public is incredibly polarized -- almost an even divide. This, in turn, means that this upcoming election is going to be a close call and that one camp will inevitably be incredibly disappointed. The graphic points to a 51% unapproval rating of Republican nominee Mitt Romney and and only a 47.2% approval rating of Obama's economic powers. Both camps seem to be kind of iffy on their frontrunners for the time being.
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