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November 18, 2009

Stevie Wonder: Obama Approval Down 'Cause People \\\"Afraid Of Change\\\"

Grammy award-winning musician Stevie Wonder said President Barack Obama's popularity has been decreasing because "people are afraid of change." Regarding health care reform, Wonder said people are "bickering over something that we should have had a long time ago."

 

"I think as far as his [Obama's] popularity decreasing, I think it's because people are so used to, they're so afraid of change and I think you have politics playing too much a role in what should be a natural, given that health care in this country needs to be improved and that's just a reality," Wonder told CNSNews.com in an exclusive interview before his performance at a benefit concert for the Maya Foundation, a Washington D.C.-based non-profit group that raises money for special education programs in private schools

 

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