William Schneider, writing in National Journal:

[Obama’s] support is still fairly strong, 54 percent in mid-March, according to a CNN/Opinion Research poll. But that is down from 60 percent in February.
And a wave of populist anger has been building for a while — at least since the Treasury Department first proposed Wall Street bailouts last September. “No more bailouts!” Rep. Mike Pence, R-Ind., declared last week after a meeting of the House Republican Conference, which he chairs. “No more executive bonuses! No more handing out of federal tax dollars to foreign corporations! The American people have had it.”
Obama remains popular, with 64 percent job approval in the CNN poll, which is higher than his four immediate predecessors’ scores after eight weeks in the Oval Office. But most Americans give him a negative rating on one issue, the bank bailouts. Taxpayers are enraged over where they see that money going.
That outrage has repercussions. Americans are becoming more critical of government spending. Ask people whether they approve of Obama’s overall economic plan, and 65 percent say they do. But mention the price tag, “about $800 billion,” and support drops by more than 10 points.

But Schneider, a CNN poll analyst, doesn’t give us the numbers on the bank-bailout question in his article — is it somewhere near 50-50, or is the disapproval much higher? Interestingly, if you look at CNN’s article on their poll from mid-March, they mention Obama’s approval ratings on a variety of issues.

On the issues, 59 percent say they approve of how the president is handling the economy, 57 percent like how Obama’s dealing with health care, 63 percent approve of how he’s handling energy policy and 65 percent back him when it comes to education reform.
Of those polled. 66 percent like how Obama is dealing with foreign affairs, with 63 percent approving of how the president is handling Iraq, 67 percent agreeing with him on Afghanistan and 61 percent approving of how he’s handling terrorism.

Yet strangely missing from the article is any mention of Obama’s approval rating on the bank bailouts.

Is this some different poll? Or did someone at CNN decide that the one issue where Obama has a negative approval rating wasn’t worth mentioning in the story?