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WaPo/ABC Poll: 79% Hold Obama Personally Responsible For VA Scandal…
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Hence the reason Obama attempted to change the subject with the Bergdahl-Gitmo prisoner swap (which promptly blew up in his face). What a moron.

Quote: A new poll shows about 80% of Americans think President Barack Obama is “personally” responsible for at least some of the issues with the medical care provided to former soldiers by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The Washington Post-ABC News poll, released Tuesday, found 38% of respondents viewed Obama responsible for a “good” or “great” amount of the VA’s woes; another 41% said Obama was responsible for “just some” of the controversy. That makes for 79% of voters who lay at least some of the blame for the scandal with the president.

http://www.businessinsider.com/poll-almo...dal-2014-6
06-04-2014 08:28 AM
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