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Poll: 4 in 10 Southerners Still Side With Confederacy

By Lauren FrayerApr 13th 2011 – 7:10AM
The State / MCT

The State / MCT

A century and a half after the opening shots of the U.S. Civil War, nearly four in 10 Southerners say they still sympathize with the Confederacy. That's according to a new CNN poll released on the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, when Union soldiers raised a U.S. flag over Fort Sumter in South Carolina and...

Obama Approval Numbers Surging, But Why?

By David KnowlesJan 19th 2011 – 8:11PM

A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll confirms what other pulse trackers are finding of late: President Barack Obama's popularity is on the rise. In the latest poll, 53 percent of Americans say that they approve of the way the president is doing his job, 41 percent said they disapprove and 6 percent said they were not...

Obama Would Lose to Romney or Huckabee in 2012, But Still Bests Palin in Poll

By David KnowlesNov 4th 2010 – 12:57PM

(Nov. 4) -- On your marks, get set...prognosticate! Though the dust is still settling on the 2010 midterm elections, pollsters are already at work sizing up the impact of the Republican electoral landslide on the still hypothetical races to come in 2012. According to a new CNN/Opinion research poll, President Obama may be...

Judge Walker Says Calif. Gays Can Wed Soon; America Moves Toward Acceptance

By David KnowlesAug 12th 2010 – 3:48PM

(Aug. 12) -- The incoming tide shows no signs of turning. On Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge Vaughn Walker ruled that legally recognized marriages of gay and lesbian couples living in California can resume on Aug. 18, the Los Angeles Times reported. Walker's directive comes after the state's governor, Arnold...

1 Year Later, How's Obama Doing?

By Steve PendleburyNov 3rd 2009 – 9:00AM

Whether or not Tuesday's voting turns out to be a referendum on President Obama, people are already making it clear how they feel about his job performance one year after his election. Obama has a 54 percent approval rating in a new CNN poll, nearly matching the 53 percent of the vote he got last November. What's changed...

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