I don't doubt that the poll is 'accurate'. My point is, so what.
If only '26% of economists' approved of Obama's handling of the economy, it would be significant (because they know what they're talking about).
The fact that only '26% of voters - most of whom don't really understand the theory, mathematics and mechanisms of the economy - disprove of Obama's handling of it' isn't all that significant, is it?
If you spend your life chasing public opinion, you'll never get anything done.
If only '26% of economists' approved of Obama's handling of the economy, it would be significant (because they know what they're talking about).
The fact that only '26% of voters - most of whom don't really understand the theory, mathematics and mechanisms of the economy - disprove of Obama's handling of it' isn't all that significant, is it?
If you spend your life chasing public opinion, you'll never get anything done.




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