Poll: Obama still most trusted

Seems to map out what should be done next pretty clearly.

“President Obama’s trust rating remains steady at 54 percent – a number that has not changed since last July, including among independents,” wrote Dick Keil of Public Strategies Inc. in a memo accompanying the poll.

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The polling also found voters divided on the role of government to address problems. A slim majority of 52 percent said government is trying to do too much; 48 percent said Washington should be doing more. 56 percent said they trusted the government to do “what is right.”

The economy, unsurprisingly, is the top concern of those polled (49 percent), followed by health care (20 percent) and government spending (20 percent).