Americans Want Obama to Release Personal Records

New Wenzel Strategies polling shows a majority of Americans want President Obama to release all of his personal travel, educational, and – yes – birth records to settle once and for all the question about his childhood.

In the latest WorldNetDaily.com/Wenzel Strategies poll, 55% said they believe Obama should release all records relating to his birth, schooling, and international travel (passport) records so that the country can deal with the information directly. Either the documents will prove once and for all that he is a natural born citizen and that he is fully qualified to be President, or they will prove he is not.

Either way, a majority want to see all the records. Another 17% said they think Obama should release at least some of those records, while 28% said they don’t think Obama should release any records.

Also in the same survey, Americans said they do not believe Obama has lived up to his campaign promise to conduct the “most transparent administration in history.”

Just 35% said they believe he has lived up to this pledge, while 56% said he has not. The balance of respondents were unsure.

Even among Democrats, one in three said he has failed in meeting that pledge.

At a time when Obama’s job approval rating is in the low 40s, and national discontent over what Washington is doing – or not doing – to improve the economy and life in general in the United States, this polling data should be a wake-up call. But there have been many such calls to Washington in the course of the last 16 months, and no one has answered.