A new Qunnipiac poll of Ohioans finds high approval ratings for President Obama, and general approval of his economic policy proposals. Nonetheless, by a margin of 51-42, Ohio voters do not believe that the stimulus bill will help them. Independents split 57-36. That’s interesting. The radio is filled with pro-stimulus ads by some independent political outfit, and yet Ohioans are skeptical of the bill’s value. Maybe they’ve been reading the stimulus.
Share this story

About the Author
Jonathan H. Adler is a professor at William & Mary Law School.
Advertisement
Advertisement





Comments