[jimbergin]

"I missed Rasmussen, but he's not much different. What people have to realize is a pollster can say anything without having to be correct until the last poll before an election. Their reputation is based on that one last poll. "

I disagree, Rasmussen's polls never swing widely like the others. BTW, Bush is at 46% again for the second day, which translates into 48-49 with likely voters.

[Morgan in Denver]

I like Rasmussen, but you can still add 5% to his polls and come closer in the end. He may not swing as widly, but he's still playing the game, IMHO.

[MNJohnnie]

disagree, Rasmussen's polls never swing widely like the others. BTW, Bush is at 46% again for the second day, which translates into 48-49 with likely voters

Not only that. Why do they split the "Somewhat approve/Somewhat disapprove number? Seems just a different way of saying the same thing.