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I wasn't directing my post to you, I was just thinking out loud on the forum. The "we" is the forum in general, not you personally, I didn't say it was. People (not you) touted the only 13% blamed the president, yes a very good number, glad the president is not getting blame where he doesn't deserve it, good news. However, that poll went on to report that his handling of the crisis wasn't so hot. So we do need to take the good with the bad. You are correct all polls are not equal or fair.

If I recall correctly the percentage of Dems was slightly greater in Gallop with the numbers 36% in approval, 37% in disaproval. You adjust for that slight disparity and That sounds like the usual partisan breakdown we saw last election. That leaves a large percentage that didn't side on other side. Which pretty much means the public remains where they were last November.

It also started over 50% didn't hold him personally to blame.

It stated 3/4ths blamed locale/state only 2/3rds blamed FEMA/FEDS, and this when some in nuMedia were running from Bush.

It was a good poll for him considering the source. Why do you think the Libs are ignoring it?