Chuck Todd: Americans are ‘fatigued’ from Obama, have lost confidence in him

MSNBC host Chuck Todd said the American people are “fatigued” from President Barack Obama Monday on Morning Joe, in the wake of a poll showing Republican Mitt Romney would trounce him in a rematch of the 2012 election.

Co-host Thomas Roberts called the poll evidence of “voter’s remorse” for sending Obama back to the White House. Obama defeated Romney in 2012 with 51 percent of the popular vote, but the CNN poll showed Romney winning 53-44 this time. Obama has low numbers with voters in a variety of areas, including his handling of the border crisis, foreign policy and the economy.

Todd pointed out Obama’s average job rating in states with competitive 2014 Senate races was 38 percent.

“This is a country that is fatigued from this president,” Todd said. “The more foreign policy problems that pop up, you see in the poll numbers a lack of confidence in him, so to me those polls are more reflective of Obama the person and the president. It says nothing about the state of, for instance, either party.”

The poll also showed that potential Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton would defeat Romney by 13 points in a hypothetical 2016 matchup.

Published with permission from the Washington Free Beacon.

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