Bush's ratings drop from 42% to 34% in one month
 

due to the political fallout from the UAE controversy.

What happened to Albed's boy?

He's burying himself, that's what!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Fukin Titanic, going down to the bottom of the ocean!

Burn Baby Burn!

Mayday! Mayday!

What's the frequency, Kenneth????

Your goin, down..down..down...down.....

Kamakazie!???!?!?!?!?

Bottom feeder!!!!! :EB:

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I'd say you're having fun. :D

I drank too much Red bull today! :encore: :encore: :encore:

Why should he care about your chit. You didn't vote for him last time and now there is no other vote needed to keep him in office.

Nothing lame about that.

Is to. Is not. Is to. Is not.

Bush's Approval Rating Falls To New Low. – AP

Then there's this:

“Stung by criticism, senior officials at the White House and the RNC are reminding GOP members of Congress that Bush's approval ratings may be low, but theirs is lower.”

Now that’s Presidential leadership lol.

- js.

I expect congress to be chanting "arab-lover" while they burn a cross on the whitehouse lawn soon. Senator Robert Byrd leading the rally of course.

so just how low can the Prez fall? the latest Pew poll has him at 33%. here's the fun part:
:hystery:

u dillweeds deserve the gov'ment u voted for. quite complaining Dillweed.

the mob turns...

oh dear, if this keeps up he'll never get re-elected in 2008! :RE:

how about this poll?

I'm afraid your poll has nothing to do with Bush rating dropping since it clearly says "Do you believe dems in congress have a clear plan for Iraq" 25% yes, 68% no.

Sure hope as hell he will not be reelected in 2008 or else they will be some major :KA: if it's the case!

No, but shows that the electorate, while currently not too fond of Bush, isn't particularly enamored with Democrats either, a reality much more dangerous to them considering they're up for re-election and he is not.

Of course all that hinges on whether you believe these polls or not, the bias evident in them has been proven a number of times.

You don't need a poll to figure out the liberal plan for Iraq:

Plan A: support Bush when it's popular

Plan B: turn against Bush when it's popular

Bush is not elegible for reelection after two terms. Hegemonic was being sarcastic, as emphasized by the roll eyes smilie.

While their plan for Iraq is indeed 2 parts, it more like;

Plan A: Cut

Plan B: RUN!

But they're only saying that because it's popular now.


If it was popular to pretend to have courage and determination like before, they'd fake it again.


They have no interest at all in the well being of the United States, only in their own selfish gain.

^back-to-back bush bots^ - they must be in season :hyper:

Wow a Bush hater, you're insanely trendy and hip, can I subscribe to your newsletter?

If one of you liberal propaganda parrots would turn around you could be 'back-to-back' too.


Just one now; if you both do it you'll be in the same position again.

so how low can he go? geez, even the Fox News crowd is swimming away from the ship:

so, will the upcoming Rove indictment will knock him into the 20's?

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,192468,00.html

During the Clinton administration I had an extremely good and well-paying job.


I took numerous vacations and had several vacation homes.


Since President Bush took office, I have watched my entire life change for the worse.


I lost my job.


I lost my two sons in that terrible Iraqi War.


I lost my homes.


I lost my health insurance.


As a matter of fact, I lost virtually everything and became homeless.








Adding insult to injury, when the authorities found me living like an animal, instead of helping me, they arrested me.


I will do anything that Senator Kerry and Senator Kennedy want to ensure that a Democrat is back in the White House come next election.



Bush has to go.















Sincerely,



Saddam Hussein

Lol...excellent. :tu:

slip-sliding away...Bush is the GOP's very own Jimmy Carter :CG:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washing...lup-poll_x.htm

According to the thread title it was 34% 2 months ago so now you're reporting that...it hasn't changed?

Edit: Your silence speaks volumes, moron.

and here's yet another record low for the Prez, this one from the AP:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060505/...licans_ap_poll

I know I'm defintely not voting for Bush in 08, no way, not with poll numbers like these!

...and down into the '20s we go - pretty soon, our very own little Bush bots Hegebed will be the last two standing :to3:

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2006/0...roval-ratings/

Who cares really? It's not like he's trying to get re-elected. Do you think if they get low enough he'll quit?

That's a rather nonchalant attitude, isn't it? Perhaps that's the mindset of the masses and one reason the corruption's allowed to go on.

Maybe Bush should be campaigning. This low approval rating has every thing to do with the president's lack of communication to the public. As a result the media has an information monopoly. Basically all these polls tell us is that Americans believe what they're told on TV.

Bingo. And it's not that he's losing support with his base, we're just disappointed that he's not in any way fighting back against a press that is clearly adversarial and simply refuses to report things like the absoultely booming economy we're having and any good news from Iraq. If either are even reported on at all they're usually regulated to page 15 and get the "but" treatment (the economy is the best in 5 years, but....Iraq had their first free elections in 30 years, but...).

you guys are living in a dream world. it's about competence and the administration's lack thereof. period.

yep. while a stand-up president has to take responsibility for his own image, plenty of the warped views this country has stem from fox broadcasting.

btw, a president whose low approval ratings continue to stay low, is news.

- js.

And you people are living in a media world. If you didn't have a constant stream of biased liberal media influencing you and just had your own life in the real world to go by you'd know things are doing just fine.

God, can a discussion about news ever be had without some moron liberal raging about FAUX NEWS?

I can assure they have more liberal guests than other networks have conservative guests. You people are so used to seeing one side of the news that when someone actually presents a balanced view of the news you can't fathom seeing news with like that so you instantly deride it. It's sad, the little echo chamber you looney liberals have constructed around yourselves and you're fiercely trying to ensure it stays whole.

I'm certain that, if you took a few minutes of your time, you could find dozens if not hundreds of positive current news stories about Iraq, the economy, and even the president. But since the media isn't actively bringing these stories to the public's attention it's no wonder that most people believe we're doing lousy as a country.

Every night, on every local evening news show, they start their reporting with a 20 minute block of bad news. Murders, rapes, car accidents, burglarys, house fires, and after the first five minutes I loose my taste for it and change the channel. By the time the local news has started reporting the stories they've been teasing all day, I've found something else worth watching. But I must be in the minority, because if everyone was turned off by the news like I am then ratings would drop and they'd change their reporting to suit. In other words, people love bad news, and the ratings are capturing that morbid obsession.

You'll notice that most polls are commissioned by news agencies. Polls of this magnitude aren't cheap, so if the news agencies only used poll results to fill 25 seconds of air time or 15 lines of print, they'd stop commissioning them. Remember, they're trying to sell advertising here, and anything that doesn't increase circulation or ratings gets the boot. Obviously, polls serve an other purpose. My guess is that polls tell news agencies how effective their reporting is, and that in turn tells them how much repeat business they can expect. This knowledge equips them to tell people what they want to hear, to say the words that will have the greatest emotional impact, and to get more of their aucience to come back for more.

You can probably see where I'm going with this. I'm suggesting that the news that gets on national TV or in nationally circulated newspapers is custom taylored to fit its audience, and if that means omiting or distorting vital facts then so be it. Usually the whole, objective Truth just isn't entertaining enough to keep the masses interested in current events. But when the ratings tell you that people love hearing bad news, and the polls tell you that people relate to bad news, then what do you think will happen?

so that's balanced eh? i'm glad you're not weighing my lettuce. i'd be broke after the first bag.

but this isn't about me, or even you. it's about conservative america's disillusionment with a president and congress they voted for and believed in, but do so in ever decreasing numbers.

hardly a liberal echo chamber. certainly not small.

- js.

I wouldn't go so far as equating a general disillusionment with the government with a specific disillusionment with Repbulicans. It's not a monarchy or a dictatorship, there will be alternatives to the current majority up for vote in November. But people don't seem to like Deomcrats much either, and that's why I call it general disillusionment. See if you can point out one public figure that everyone, both liberal and conservative, can support, and good luck doing so. The problem isn't Republicans or Deomcrats, the problem is Republicans and Democrats. They won't work together, they simply refuse. It doesn't matter which side wins the majority this year, the result will be the same. The animosity among our elected officials is tangible and I think it's clear that neither side represents us anymore. So when you, JackSpratts, tout "conservative america's disillusionment with a president and congress they voted for and believed in," I wonder how you can be so pleased to report such news. The Deomcrats will certainly take as much advantage of this situation as they can, but I will damn them for celebrating these unhappy circumstances while I damn the Republicans for causing them, or in this instance, for allowing the media to create such a negative perception of them.

There's a good chance GWB will beat Truman, with 2 1/2 years to go and no quick way out of the Iraq snafu and potentially a war with Iran, he might even break the record low

If you think we are going to war with Iran you're not very smart.

I don't recall stating I thought we would go to war with Iraq, I stated the potential's there for Cowboy George.

One thing's for sure, he has a mind of his own and doesn't pay much attention to his advisors, or public opinion.