First Lady Michelle Obama Remains Popular Among Most Americans

Sixty-six percent of Americans have a favorable view of first lady Michelle Obama, unchanged from nearly two years ago and in line with her ratings since Barack Obama was inaugurated as president, according to a new Gallup poll.

The poll also indicates that Michelle Obama’s favorable ratings have increased from the time Obama was running for office.

From Gallup:

 Americans did not view her as positively during the 2008 presidential campaign, giving her favorable ratings no higher than 54%. Opinions of her became considerably more positive in January 2009, rising to 68%, just before the inauguration.

Americans also viewed each of the prior two first ladies positively, with Laura Bush averaging a 73% favorable rating and Hillary Clinton 56%. Clinton, now the U.S. secretary of state, currently receives favorable ratings from 66% of Americans.

 

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3 Responses to First Lady Michelle Obama Remains Popular Among Most Americans

  1. The Motown Sound! May 31, 2012 at 11:34 am

    Michelle Obama is the REAL DEAL!! Any man would be proud to have her as a spouse and companion…..the POTUS is one lucky dude!

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  2. Bill May 31, 2012 at 11:38 am

    I do not like Michelle Obama because she is an intelligent Ivy League educated woman who dumbs down her intelligence by glorifying the uneducated and sexually charged Beyonce and circulating the late night talk show circuit promoting nonsensical issues. For instance doing push ups, playing soccer, planting gardens, etc. When Hillary Clinton was the First Lady she was pushing hard core Universal Health Care Bills and not saying she wanted to trade places with Madonna. She wasn’t concerned with making fashion statements, but being respected professionally.

    I’m sorry. I don’t the Hollywood Michelle Obama. Beyonce and Jay Z can have her.

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  3. leah June 2, 2012 at 2:06 am

    @ Bill huh???

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