Quinnipiac poll: 54 percent do not believe Hillary Clinton is trustworthy and honest.

It is hard to imagine how anyone answered yes to that question. 

Via Free Beacon:

A new Quinnipiac poll reveals a problem for Hillary Clinton in regard to her trustworthiness. The poll showed that 54 percent of respondents said no when asked if Clinton is honest and trustworthy. Only 38 respondents said that Clinton is trustworthy and honest.
U.S. Army veteran Wes Moore said this is a ‘real problem’ for Clinton, in an interview with Morning Joe Thursday.
This poll was conducted before the New York Times article that showed Russians were able to acquire a uranium mine company after several donations to the Clinton Foundation. The article also said Clinton violated an agreement with the White House that agreed that all foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation would be disclosed.
“What good does it do to disclose if somebody’s about to spend $100 million to promote their own interests and to defeat candidates who would stand up against them?” Moore said.

Quinnipiac poll finds new low in Obama approval...

The news is especially bad with Independents. Only 31% of Independents approve of Obama's job performance...

Via Quinnipiac:

President Barack Obama’s job approval among American voters drops to a new low, a negative 38 – 57 percent, as the outlook for Democrats running for Congress and the U.S. Senate fades also, according to a national poll released today. He even gets a negative 41 – 49 percent among voters 18 to 29 years old and a lackluster 50 – 43 percent approval among Hispanic voters.
The president’s job approval compares to a negative 39 – 54 percent score in a November 12 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University.
Today, Obama gets negative scores of 6 – 92 percent among Republicans, 30 – 62 percent among independent voters, 31 – 64 percent among men, 44 – 49 percent among women and 29 – 65 among white voters. Approval is 76 – 18 percent among Democrats and 85 – 9 percent among black voters.

Quinnipiac poll: 25% think Joe Biden would be a good President...

I am surprised the number is that high...

Via The Hill:

Nearly 65 percent of voters think Vice President Biden would not make a good president, according to a new poll.
A Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday shows only 25 percent of voters think Biden would make a good president. Ten percent said they do not know.

Quinnipiac poll finds new low in Obama approval...

The new number is 39%. I doubt it will ever go below low 30s because that many hooked on the entitlement crack Obama is peddling.

Via Mediaite:

It’s always good to be a frequent record-breaker, but not if the record is how little people actually like you. President Obama has hit yet another record low approval rating, following similar record lows in other polls for the past few months, this time from Quinnipiac, which marks Obama’s approval numbers at 39 percent.
Obama’s net approval rating was just four percent at the start of October, only to jump down to -15 this week. Independents disapprove of Obama 63-30 and Republicans overwhelmingly disapprove by a 95-point margin, while Democrats still widely approve of Obama’s performance 79-14.

Quinnipiac University national poll: 48% disapproval for Obama...

 This is the same the same disapproval rate as for George Zimmerman....

A new poll gives President Obama an overall approval rating of 44 percent, with 48 percent of respondents disapproving of his performance.

In late May, the Quinnipiac University national poll gave Obama similar ratings — 45 percent approval, 49 percent disapproval.

“President Barack Obama is in a slump, under water for the last two surveys,” said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.

Obama does get a positive rating — 52 percent approval to 43 percent disapproval — for his handling of terrorism, and a 46 percent-45 percent split for his handling of Afghanistan, Quinnipiac reported.

Quinnipiac Poll: 64% of Democrats want one party rule; only 44% of Republicans want that political outcome...

This is clear proof Republicans are more fair and balanced than Democrats...

Via Quinnipac:

23. As you may know, the control of the Congress is currently divided, with Democrats controlling the Senate and Republicans controlling the House of Representatives, while a Democrat is President. Which of the following statements is closer to your point of view; I would like to see a Congress and President of the same party because they will get more things done, or I would like to see a Congress and President of different parties because they will balance each other out?

                     Tot    Rep    Dem    Ind    Men    Wom    Wht    Blk   Hsp*
                                                                                
Same party           48%    44%    64%    35%    47%    49%    47%    63%    44%
Different parties    43     50     30     53     46     41     44     31     50 
DK/NA                 9      6      6     12      7     10      9      6      7 
 

Quinnipiac Poll: Obama approval 45%

Another pollster finds very low approval numbers for President Obama. This time it is a Quinnipiac poll that finds president Obama's approval at only 45%.

From HotAir:

American voters are split 45 – 45 percent on whether Barack Obama’s first year in office is a success or failure and split 35 – 37 percent on whether the U.S. would be better off if John McCain had won the 2008 election, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released today. As he marks the first anniversary of his inauguration, President Obama’s approval has slipped slightly into an even 45 – 45 percent split for the first time. …