Posted on 07/25/2008 9:22:18 AM PDT by TheNewPundit
The Rasmussen Reports latest congressional approval tracking data has shown that paltry 9% of Americans believe that Congress is doing a good job. A closer exploration of the numbers reveals that the Democrat controlled Congress is getting abysmal marks not just among Republican voters and independents, but also among their own party loyalists. A mere 13% of those identifying themselves as registered Democrats are willing to give the Congress high marks. The Democratic Party leadership will surely attempt to shift the blame upon the Republican minority or the President, but a cursory examination of their legislative accomplishments sheds the light of truth on the real reasoning behind the historic congressional dissatisfaction.
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Blame it on the Republicans? “Yes, it’s the people who have no power or control’s fault that you don’t like us”.
whale poop how low?
-—————————You insult the whales.
Scary.
“...How Low Will Congress’ Approval Go?...”
How about lower than the Mariana Trench?
“Yet she proposed releasing the equivalent of 3.5 days worth of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.”
Nancy, psst, hey Nancy, here is another little tip for you, if we deplete our SPR, what are we going to use when Iran sinks a couple tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and we have used up that oil from the SPR for your media circus. Hey Nancy, please, I know you are really really very super smart (or, at least you think you are - super super liberal doesn’t naturally equal smart — it really just equals weak), but why don’t you (or your secretary) please look up “Operation Earnest Will.” Then after your little history lesson, how about sitting back and having a hot steaming cup of shut the F up and leave the SPR alone. Drill here, drill now, save money.
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