[Neets]

"As the president's job rating has fallen, his Democratic supporters have pulled away first, then the independents and now we're starting to see a bit of erosion among the Republicans, who used to support him pretty unanimously," said Evans Witt, the chief executive of Princeton Survey Research Associates. "If 10 to 15 percent of Republicans do not support him anymore, that is not trivial for Bush's re-election."

Check out " Our team of experienced and talented professionals remains in place." at the Princeton Survey Research Associates.

[GeronL]

Its nothing more than a liberal front group, their whole point is media attention. Why can't conservatives start doing the same thing and mess with the media the same way??

[diotima]

I just love this idea that the media is trying to feed us that people who are unhappy with Bush because he isn't conservative enough are turning to Kerry. Kerry is a virtual socialist. I mean..get real.

[neverdem]

BTTT, nice link, looks like those folks believe conservative principles not.

[raloxk]

"People like me, we're all choking a bit at not supporting the president. But when I think about 500 people killed and what we've done to Iraq. "

this is a giveaway that the guy is a DEM mole. Id like to know how NYTs found these people. My guess, Union reps are contacted by the NYT for interviews.