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Posted on 10/13/2003 9:39:55 PM PDT by kattracks
Edited on 07/12/2004 4:09:14 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
President Bush's overall job approval ratings have begun climbing back into the mid-50s as the U.S. economy continues to show increasing signs of recovery and growth.
Mr. Bush's job-approval score rose last week to 55 percent, five points higher than an earlier national survey conducted between Sept. 19-21, according to the Gallup Poll.
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This is a fact the democrats can't avoid, and because the truth holds no quarter in the democrats rhetoric, it will come back to haunt them BIG TIME
Don't forget Gen. Weasel Clark.
Well, the first thing is that the Bush administration finally decided to fight back at the liberal media and the democrats (But I repeat myself...) after the summer vacation. This is a similar pattern we have seen over the last 3 years.
However, there is also some truth to the Dean statement. I believe that many people will look at him and his stance on gay marraige and wanting to cut national defense and he will become Mondale II: The Sequel.
Haha! I can see the headlines now: 'Clark Announces Presidential Bid, Bush Poll Numbers Rise.' Leftists tend to have difficulty with simple causal relationships, maybe they can be confounded with that one!
http://www.onpointradio.org/shows/2002/07/20020703_a_main.asp
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Howard Dean
Howard Dean says he's running for President, and on paper he's quite a candidate.
He's the longest-serving Democratic governor. He signed the first law in the country to allow gay unions. And, he's got the endorsement of America's favorite president-that-isn't: Martin Sheen.
In real life, most Americans would pass Howard Dean on the street without a second glance. Can a candidate with just about zero national name-recognition actually make a viable run for the nation's highest office? Tonight, Howard Dean, the invisible candidate.
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