Election 2014: Has President Obama received a fair chance as president?

The MSU Spokesman
November 4, 2014

By Willis Turnipseed, David King, James Cannon, Ekundayo Robinson and Dimon Jones

President Obama’s approval ratings are at record lows, and many democratic candidates during the midterm distanced themselves from the president.

Today we and went out on Morgan State’s campus and asked students and faculty if they thought President Obama was given a fair chance during his presidency.

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