Robert L. Johnson Releases a National African American Opinion Poll On The Obama Presidency, Unemployment, Economic Opportunity and Social Issues
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Black Opinions in the Age of Obama: Results of a National Zogby Poll
BETHESDA, MD// MARCH 26, 2013–Robert L. Johnson, founder and chairman of The RLJ Companies and founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET), today announced the results of a national poll commissioned by Zogby Analytics that reveals current African American sentiment on a range of issues that include the state of national affairs, race relations, employment, and a variety of current political and social issues. Johnson announced the results of the Zogby poll during his remarks today at a National Press Club Luncheon.
BET Founder Addresses National Press Club - Video Link
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Black Entertainment Television (BET) Founder Bob Johnson speaks at a National Press Club luncheon. Mr. Johnson's address focuses on starting businesses, closing the unemployment gap, and the wage gap between black and white Americans.
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JOHN ZOGBY: President Obama had an average week in Israel
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President Obama had an average week in Israel
John Zogby's Obama Weekly Report Card Featured in Paul Bedard's "Washington Secrets" Published weekly in The Washington Examiner
Grade for March 19 – March 25: C
New Zogby Poll: Numbers Still Pointing In Obama's Favor
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By: John Zogby
Forbes.com Contributor
Despite any real prospects for a settlement of the federal government's fiscal crisis, President Barack Obama's numbers continue to look strong, according to a new poll by Zogby Analytics. The online survey of 1000 likely voters, conducted March 13-14, shows the President's job approval holding steady at 52%, with 45% disapproving. This is a point better in each direction since the February 27-28 Zogby Poll.
ZOGBY: Obama's Charm Offensive Fails
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Zogby's Obama Weekly Report Card Featured in Paul Bedard's "Washington Secrets" Published weekly in The Washington Examiner
Grade for March 12 – March 17: C
New TechNet Survey: Americans Support High-Skilled Immigration Reform
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74% Want Reform of U.S. Corporate Tax Code to Help U.S. Businesses Stay Globally Competitive;
Predict Next Great Innovation Will Come From China Rather Than U.S.
Washington, DC – TechNet, the bipartisan policy and political network of technology CEOs that promotes the growth of the innovation economy, today released a new survey that found there is a strong desire among U.S. likely voters to have an open and flexible immigration system to embrace highly skilled workers. Furthermore, the study demonstrates broad support for R&D, corporate tax reform and more federal government focus on science, technology, education and math (STEM) education.