Obama Fatigue? Not Yet.

April 2, 2009 4:50 PM | | Comments (0)

A couple of polls today tackled the question: are we getting too much of Barack Obama?

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Pew Research, based on a survey conducted March 27-30, said there's no sign yet of "Obama Fatigue." Fifty-four percent said they have been hearing the right amount about Obama, compared to 34 percent who said they had been hearing too much. Eight percent said "too little." They must not have caught Obama on Leno.

Republicans have a different point of view. Fifty-nine percent of them say they have heard too much.

Becoming President much change perceptions because, last August, 48 percent said they were hearing too much about Obama compared to 41 percent said it was the right amount.

A Fox News/Opinion Research survey conducted asked voters whether they thought Obama had been on television too much and while 31 percent said he had, 54 percent said he had been on the tube about the right amount and 8 percent said not enough.

Sixty-two percent were satisfied that Obama was concentrating on solving problems while 34 percent endorsed the idea that he was "spending too much time travelling the country talking."

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