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Public mood grim as survey shows 76 percent say on wrong track
An AP Ipsos poll taken June 12 to 16 finds 76 percent believe the country is on the wrong track, up from 71 percent in April and 66 percent in late 2007. Gas prices above $4 a gallon cited as primary cause, with 23 percent blaming poor leadership and 20 percent citing the Iraq war. Robert Ovitt of Derby Vermont and Shirley Bailey of Las Vegas voiced concern as Bush's approval sits at 29 percent.
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Derby
Ovitt
Clinton
Shirley J. Bailey
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Bailey
Bush
Cent
Congress
John McCain
Barack Obama
April Dolan
Scottsdale, Ariz
Mark Zandi
Moody’s Economy.com
Jimmy Carter
White House
U.S
Ap-Ipsos