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by News Editor
President Obama en route to Palm Beach International Airport in Palm Beach, Fla., July 20, 2012. Photo: White House.
JPost/Reuters – Americans are increasingly pessimistic about the future but voters do not seem to be holding it against US Democratic President Barack Obama, who slightly expanded his lead over Republican rival Mitt Romney this month, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll says.
Three months before the Nov. 6 presidential election, nearly two-thirds of Americans think the country is moving in the wrong direction. Only 31 percent say it is moving in the right direction – the lowest number since December 2011.
