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(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 14, 2009 ) Destin, Florida -- Nearly 2 out of 3 surveyed say President Barack ObamaÂ’s stimulus packages will help the U.S. economy get out of its economic mess, according to a new opinion poll by Headline Press dot com.
The new survey shows that 64% of those surveyed believe the new economic stimulus packages passed by Congress to re-ignite lending and to help the economy will be successful. Only 36% said it would not. The large margin shows that Americans still strongly have confidence in Obama, who took office in late January. The presidentÂ’s approval ranking is also close to the number that expressed approval for the stimulus package.
The financial crisis has triggered business failures, an epidemic of foreclosures and hampered lending for businesses, homeowners and developed a platform for lawmakers to correct changes they have made to deregulate mortgage lending they adopted in the last decade, sending the U.S. economy into the worst economic crisis since at least the Great Depression.
The survey was conducted during the Obama AdministrationÂ’s efforts to get Congress to pass both of its major economic stimulus packages.
Headline Press is an independent news company that regularly surveys visitors to its website on the dayÂ’s important issues. The poll was taken over an eight week period to gain insight into what Americans think about the impact of the Obama AdministrationÂ’s handling of the crisis, and CongressÂ’ ability to deal with the problems. However, more than two out of three surveyed also believe the nation is headed for an economic depression in more than a handful of polls conducted on the nationÂ’s economy.
Headline Press gathers news from more than 8,000 news organizations to provide the dayÂ’s full news coverage from newspapers, including full business news reports, sports, entertainment news and its political Blogger, who details the news headlines and has a rare sense of humor. The website also streams TV news reports from around the world. Visit http://www.headlinepress.com
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