Byron York: Democrats will help Bush get out of the cellar

The Hill ^ | 9/22/05 | Byron York

[BoBToMatoE]

is that worldwide demand has exceeded current supply.

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BALONEY! World demand is not up as high as the prices are going. The reason why prices are so high is SPECULATION. Unsubstantiated SPECULATION.

The truth is that demand has been much LOWER than the speculators were believing - but there has been no relief at the pump because those same speculators are refusing to take a dive.

Mark my word - if gas prices do not come down, we will lose the 2006 election. Period.

[Terpfen]

Do those things, Mr. President, and those poll numbers will go right up.

No, they won't. When the hell will these people realize that Democrats are being oversampled in these polls, and are therefore completely meaningless?

[Alia]

The president has suspended Davis-Bacon rules for the cleanup (the law has a provision for such a suspension in the case of natural disaster). Labor unions — providers of megamillions to Democratic campaigns — are up in arms

Keep eyes peeled for a left-hook from D-Maxine Waters. Assuredly, it will come.

[sinkspur]

Just 42 percent said Bush was acting because he sincerely cares about the victims, while 56 percent said he was acting mostly for political reasons.

What a ridiculous question! How do you measure "caring"?

This is the influence of the ridiculous media campaign against Bush, plus the race pimps squealing like stuck pigs.

[hotsteppa]

Man, I am so glad GWB doesn't govern by polls.

Damn, what a pansy, wansy bunch we Americans have become now that 9/11 is in the rear view mirror. Damn, I dont even like coming on Free Republic that much anymore, just pure doom, gloom and negativity. Damn.

Peace.

[hotsteppa]

And another thing that really gets to me. The reality of whats happening on the ground in Iraq, and the perception that we have here at home, are so completely different that its discouraging to here even conservative commenter's (who should know better), state as if its fact, that the war is going bad. How did this perception became reality?

I seriously doubt that Americans on a whole have what it takes to see this through.

Peace.