A new Quinnipiac poll shows President Obama's approval rating holding steady at 50%, but finds Republicans get their lowest grades since Obama was elected on several measures:
Voters disapprove 64% to 25% of the way Republicans in Congress are doing their job, with even 42% of Republican voters disapproving
Only 29% think Republicans on Capitol Hill are acting in good faith
Voters trust Obama more than Republicans 47% to 31% to handle health care
By a 53% to 25% margin, voters have an unfavorable opinion of the Republican Party
Said pollster Peter Brown: "Republicans are taking a public opinion pounding."
The poll also finds voters oppose President Obama's health care reform plan, 47% to 40%, but they do back specific features of it, including overwhelming support for a public insurance option.