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Washington Post Poll: Bush Job Approval Steady at 55%
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Posted on 09/10/2001 11:50:31 PM PDT by hawaiian
Edited on 09/03/2002 4:49:18 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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Here's the full story. For the record, I am AMAZED that Bush's approval ratings are this high, given all that's happened to him and given the media onslaught against him. If things turn good, his approval rating is going to be 70%.
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posted on
09/10/2001 11:50:31 PM PDT
by
hawaiian
To: hawaiian
I think the other 45% is posting on FR.
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posted on
09/10/2001 11:55:17 PM PDT
by
PRND21
To: hawaiian
This from the POST?! Wow...
To: hawaiian
But..but..but...didn't See BS news say his approval rating has "collapsed" down to 50%....? hehe
To: hawaiian
The Washington Post just held an emergency staff meeting to discuss why all their negative articles on Bush aren't having an impact on these polls.
Comment #6 Removed by Moderator
To: hawaiian
Washington Post Poll: Bush Job Approval Steady at 55% Well, all it takes is 51%...or 49% if Nader is in the race...tehehehe...
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posted on
09/11/2001 12:11:51 AM PDT
by
krb
(krb)
To: any
Only Liberals believe in or act based on polls IMHO. If I have to look at a poll, I always add the 'margin of error' to the conservative side because I think it is reasonable to believe the totals are already quite skewed.
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posted on
09/11/2001 12:12:14 AM PDT
by
Darheel
To: Always Right
Hee hee!
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posted on
09/11/2001 12:13:48 AM PDT
by
soccermom
To: hawaiian
I think it's the fifty five percent that are just happy to have a prez who keeps his mits off the interns.....and his pants zipped.
I don't think Bush is going to have a hard time riding high above the pathetically low standards set by President Penis.
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posted on
09/11/2001 12:43:45 AM PDT
by
zarf
To: hawaiian
I love how the Post just sort of, kind of finds a way to NOT make this the title. Instead, they have "Poll: Public Wary on Tax Cut". This is dishonest and vile beyond words.
To: sarcastro
If the economy were growing like gang-busters, the Washington Post headline would read:
Economists fear Inflation panic looming -- Bush to blame
Troubling New Poll has President's approval rating dropping to 68% from a high of 70%
To: hawaiian
Could it mean that the general public has figured out the Dems daily negative publicity?
To: JohnHuang2
Replace "dropping" with "crashing" and "high" with "high-for-a-far-right-conservative-Republican"
To: Joey00
This has been posted 4 times already..... And I enjoyed reading it every time.
To: hawaiian
Wow. ABC, NBC, CBS makes the Bush presidency sound like the world is comming top an end.
I heard one of the democrat senators say the ecomony is Bushs' fault, so Bush is responsible for fixing it ???
Huh?
We're still using the Clinton budget. Bushs' budget doesn't start until October!
The recession started in the packaging industry in late 1998. When the box makers start to get laid off, it means shipping is going down. Without shipping, there's no sales.
Bush campaigned on the "comming recession," and I think the democrats are trying hard not to mention that fact.
I think the sheeple have figured the democrats out, and they prefer Bush.
To: PRND21
I think the other 45% is posting on FR. Would that be the Libertarian Bong BRIGADE?????
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posted on
09/11/2001 5:07:21 AM PDT
by
hobbes1
To: hobbes1
I think the other 45% is posting on FR. Would that be the Libertarian Bong BRIGADE?????
No, that would be the why-hasn't-Bush-assumed-the-powers-of-a-dictator-regarding-my-pet-issues, eight-months-in-office-and-we're-still-in-the-damned-U.N., and woe-is-us-we're-gonna-be-up-to-our-eyeballs-in-furriners contingents (sigh).
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