BTW, if someone can't be bothered to vote, who the heck cares what they think? And what difference does it make? Other than for purposes of cooking a poll I mean.
This is an absurd statement. What about the extremely low unemployment rate, the housing boom? These are not factors associated with an ailing economy. ABC & the WP have virtually zero credibility.
We're at war, and the MSM acts as if it's all just a game. Drooling over bogus poll numbers, gleefully blaming President Bush for Hamas' victory. (What will he do now that his democracy doctrine just blew up in his face!!) They're out of their minds.
Yeah, right. That is a Democrat talking point with no substance behind it. If you were to ask people what their concerns were, without prompting them, how many (who were not Democrat activists or cheerleaders) would actually say that 'Republican culture of corruption' or 'Bush administration ethics problems' even register on their radar screen.
Any poll such as this one that suggests various issues and then tabulates responses is inherently biased. Think of all of the issues that somehow did not make the list for the pollster to ask about, because they did not mesh with the pollster's preconceptions and biases, yet could legitimately stand shoulder to shoulder with those items that are listed (hints: abortion, appointment of conservative judges, drilling in ANWR, government vs. religion, flag burning/ten commandments/pledge of allegiance wording, Democrat corruption and obstructionism, traffic congestion, to name a few).
ABC News/Washington Post poll <----- oh.. this is legit :/
What do polls matter now that he's a 2-year lame duck?
President Bush Job Approval 49%
Sunday January 29, 2006--Forty-nine percent (49%) of American adults approve of the way George W. Bush is performing his role as President. Fifty percent (50%) disapprove.
The President earns approval from 81% of Republicans, 23% of Democrats, and 40% of those not affiliated with either major political party.
RasmussenReports.com
Looks pretty good to me!
The only polls I worry about open in 9 months. Who gives a damn what the President's day-to-day rating is almost a year before the election? It's not like he is up for re-election tomorrow (or at all).
At the end of the day, people gotta go into a booth and flip a lever for the (D) or the (R). The Donks have proven themselves to be completely non-serious, which is a fatal flaw in such serious times.
It is one thing to gripe about the President. It is an altogether different thing to elect some Democrat moron.
And somehow that's different from a CBS/New York Times poll??
His poll numbers will skyrocket after the SOTU speech. You traitors can take it to the bank.
I've been saying it for the longest time... this administration is absolutely incompetent when it comes to getting their message out. There is no way that they should have such a poor grade on the economy.
"We're at war, and the MSM acts as if it's all just a game. Drooling over bogus poll numbers, gleefully blaming President Bush for Hamas' victory. (What will he do now that his democracy doctrine just blew up in his face!!) They're out of their minds."--- practical realist.
Thank the Lord for the many who are totally unfazed by all this minutely documented BS. None of it has any bearing on anything,save to provide Bush/America Haters silly talking points to criticize the POTUS after the SOTUS.
They are the losers who need these elaborate "fact-based" lies to create the illusions that they desperately hang onto while their dominion whithers and dies.
Rasmussen: Bush Approval 49% 'National Adults' (52% 'Likely Voters')
01/29/2006 9:57:10 AM PST
Rasmussen Reports ^ | January 29, 2006 | Scott Rasmussen
Sunday January 29, 2006--Forty-nine percent (49%) of American adults approve of the way George W. Bush is performing his role as President. Fifty percent (50%) disapprove. It is not clear whether this uptick in Job Approval over the past three days is a lasting change or merely statistical noise. The President earns approval from 81% of Republicans, 23% of Democrats, and 40% of those not affiliated with either major political party. Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty (R) holds a very modest lead over Attorney General Mike Hatch (DFL) in his bid for re-election. The Minnesota Senate race is a toss-up. Premium...