Posted on 09/01/2009 8:09:39 PM PDT by Abakumov
When looking at the poll data, it turns out that raising the alert levels never benefited Mr. Bush but may actually have hurt him. So we suggest a new conspiracy theory -- that Mr. Ridge stopped the country from going to orange alert to secure the re-election of Mr. Bush. As the current hyperventilating shows, some people will believe anything.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
President Barack Obama's approval ratings, once seen as historically high, could soon be among the worst early poll numbers for a modern American president..."A recent poll shows Harry Reid, the majority leader, trailing the Republican Danny Tarkanian, a possible 2010 opponent, by 49 percent to 38 percent. When your majority leader is down to a 38 percent base in his home state..not good"(for them) -- BenSmith Politico
Thanks for the info.
Not to mention the terror alert levels were never raised during this period Ridge speaks of. This was nothing but an explosive nuggest Ridge’s publisher insisted he concoct in order to sell books. It’s a dud—like Ridge himself.
Right. They can’t get people stirred up again like they used to, so a typical Obama tactic, get news for it one way and then get news from it for the opposite view...either way it keeps it going....
Thanks for the chart ping.
Interesting.
Since the GWOT is over, Barry apologized to the entire world while ‘restoring’ America’s standing, why in the hell are we still at condition yellow, and why is there a threat-level color system at all?
“It’s a dud—like Ridge himself.”
LOL!
Another thing, I’ve never trusted a man with a head the size of a basketball and a nose smaller than a child.
“It’s a dud—like Ridge himself.”
LOL!
Another thing, I’ve never trusted a man with a head the size of a basketball and a nose smaller than a child.
It’s a cabbage patch doll thing I guess.
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