How well have Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and the rest of the Democratic leadership handled the president's first 100 days?
Rate their performance here, and tell us why in the comments.
Voting has ended. You gave the Democratic leaders in Congress a B-.
(CNN) - A new national poll suggests that Americans think the performance of the U.S. Senate deserves a grade of C.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Wednesday as the Obama administration marks 100 days in office, asked respondents to use a grading scale of A, B, C, D and F, where A is excellent and F is very poor.
Six percent of those questioned gave the Senate an A, 32 percent a B, 36 percent a C, 15 percent a D and 11 percent a F. The grade averaged out to a C.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll was conducted April 23-26, with 2,019 adult Americans questioned by telephone. The survey's sampling error is plus or minus two percentage points.
What grade does the Senate deserve for its performance over the president's first 100 days?
Let us know here, and tell us why in the comments.
Voting has ended. You gave the Senate a C+.
(CNN) - A new national poll suggests that Americans think the performance of the House of Representatives deserves a grade of C.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Wednesday as the Obama administration marks 100 days in office, asked respondents to use a grading scale of A, B, C, D and F, where A is excellent and F is very poor.
Eight percent of those questioned gave the U.S. House of Representatives an A, 29 percent a B, 38 percent a C, 15 percent a D and 10 percent a F. The grade averaged out to a C.
The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll was conducted April 23-26, with 2,019 adult Americans questioned by telephone. The survey's sampling error is plus or minus two percentage points.
How well has the House of Representatives performed over the president's first 100 days?
Rate the job they've done here, and tell us why in the comments.
Voting has ended. You gave the House of Representatives a C+.
I say Hillary Clinton gets an incomplete for her time so far as Secretary of State.
It's unclear how much she's done, and how much progress has been the work of the individual special envoys who have been appointed.
It's also unclear where the decisions are being made in this administration. So it's too early to grade her.
I give President Obama an A for his press conference. He showed mastery on a wide range of issues - a rare and important skill.
Also, he was great at showing humor tonight - something he has stumbled over in the past. We all remember the mistake he made on Jay Leno, and his joking about Nancy Reagan in a way people found offensive.
But it's a sign of confidence to come back to something that didn't work the first couple times.
(CNN) - I give Secretary of State Hillary Clinton an A. She is off to a terrific start.
She's helping the president rebuild alliances across the world. She's helped to reset our agenda which many of our allies.
I also disagree with those that who criticize her for apologizing for past U.S. actions.
The United States government depends on having a leader that keeps his word, and a country that keeps its promises.
For too long we were bullies across this world.
If you cast a ballot last year, are you happy with your choice - or are you having second thoughts? If you didn't go to the polls, do you regret the decision - or would you make the same call today?
Weigh in here, and let us know why in the comments.
Voting has closed. Eighty-three percent of you said yes you were happy with your voting decisions. Seventeen percent of you said no said you were not happy with your decisions.
You're making your voice heard tonight - but what about last November? Did you vote last fall?
Let us know whether you did or not here, and let us know why in the comments.
Voting has ended.
Seventy-eight percent of you said you voted in last year's election. Twenty-two percent of you said you did not vote.
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