A
new Qunnipiac poll found that more New Yorkers disapproved of the job Chancellor Dennis
Walcott has done then approve his job performance. The poll showed that 34% of the general public disapprove of
the Chancellor's job performance and that 45% of New York City public school parents gave the Chancellor poor marks. Disturbingly for the Chancellor, both numbers have increased by 13% since May of 2011 when Dennis
Walcott became Chancellor. By contrast his approval rating only inched upward to 33% (from 31%) over the same time period.
The data from the Quinnipiac poll suggests that as more people get to know Chancellor Dennis
Walcott, the less they like his job performance. The Chancellor's overall approval rating is actually 4% lower than when the increasingly arrogant and despised ex-Chancellor Joel Klein was Chancellor and only beats the incompetent Cathie Black's 17% approval rating.
Obviously the general public increasingly sees the Chancellor as a puppet for the Mayor and has shown not one ounce of independence from the
Bloomberg agenda of
ignoring parents, closing neighborhood school, and
strongly supporting privately funded Charter schools. The
Quinipiac poll shows that the more you get to know Chancellor Dennis
Walcott, the less you like his policies on education which is simply Mayor
Bloomberg's "children last" education policy.
1 comment:
wonder when was the last time that Walcott had
an original thought - bet he has to raise his hand and ask Bloomberg for permission to use the bathroom
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