Political Report, March 2011
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March 22, 2011

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The bump in positive feelings about the President Obama and Congress in December and January polls is receding. The president is particularly weak among whites, a key demographic group. AEI's Political Report brings you the latest polls and closely examines sources of trouble for the president. There's much more:

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