Mixed Signals

Concerns over rising energy and health care prices seem to outweigh positive economic news when it comes to how Americans feel about President Bushs handling of the economy.

SOURCES: AAA, CBS News, Commerce Department, Congressional Budget Office, Labor Department, U.S. Census | THE WASHINGTON POST

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Mixed Signals

Concerns over rising energy and health care prices seem to outweigh positive economic news when it comes to how Americans feel about President Bushs handling of the economy.

Concerns over rising energy and health care prices seem to outweigh positive economic news when it comes to how Americans feel about President Bushs handling of the economy.