Fox News/Opinion Dynamics poll (3/13/03)

Fox News Channel | 03/13/03

[Pokey78]

Numbers from Tony Snow:

George W. Bush job approval numbers

Approve- 62%
Disapprove- 29%

Tony Blair approval numbers:

Approve: 64%
Disapprove: 7%

Jacques Chirac approval numbers:

Approve: 9%
Disapprove: 26%
Never heard of: 46%
Not sure: 19%

Gerhard Schroeder approval numbers:

Approve: 6%
Disapprove: 15%
Never heard of: 59%
**Didnt' catch the other number

U.S. military disarming and removing Saddam:

Approve: 71%
Disapprove: 20%

[Barney Gumble]

I've read in several polls that 60% of Americans support the war in Iraq even WITHOUT the UN.

[finnman69]

Looks good to me.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Worst-Case Scenario

Are you preparing for a possible terror attack on the U.S.?

a. Yes, I'm getting ready. (17%)

b. No, I'm going about life as usual. (83%)


This is not a scientific poll.

[Uncle Miltie]

Let's Roll - Bump!

[dwilli]

Everyone I know is pretty much going about life as usual,bitching about the price of gas.

[69ConvertibleFirebird]

Americans are awake and paying attention, bump...

[Weimdog]

Homeschooling anyone?

Jacques Chirac - Never heard of: 46%

Gerhard Schroeder - Never heard of: 59%

Jeez, are our citizens really that stupid?

[Cosmo]

He he....Kinda moots the point of polling America's opinions on the impending war, don't it?

Feel the gin

[Maceman]

Jeez, are our citizens really that stupid?

Well, they did elect Clinton to two terms as president. And they supported him with high approval numbers during the impeachment.

And at least half of them thought Gore would make a good president.

[ican'tbelieveit]

We need a law to require MTV News to cover at least 15 minutes of world news a day.</sarcasm>

[billsux]

noticed that too.
and yes, our citizens ARE that stupid (about half of 'em at least)

[TADSLOS]

Jeez, are our citizens really that stupid?

Maybe a few who answered this poll are, but I took it as a "dis" on both of them.

[SquirrelKing]

Poll

Question: "Are you in favor of turning Iraq into a parking lot, and never ever eating French toast again even if they're on special at IHOP?"

Yes 75%

No 0%

Woof? 25%

Number of participants: Me and my dog. (Dog is not a full member of my security council)

[amused]

The "never heard of him" numbers are disappointing unless it's intended as an insult.

[billsux]

well I'm sad.
IMing with a couple friends of mine and one never heard of either and the other required prompting to come up with Chirac. (Knew Schroeder tho)

[Lowcountry]

This is nothing but a pack of lies.

Signed,

Peter Jennings

[David Noles]

This is nothing but a pack of lies

signed,

Jacques Chirac

[commish]

This is nothing but a pack of lies

signed,

Kofi Anan

Should we keep going?

[jackbill]

Interesting item in Inside Politics in the Washington Times today about the recent "surprise" CBS/NYTimes poll.

"A CBS News/New York Times poll released on Monday night discovered that even 'if the U.N. Security Council votes against the U.S.-sponsored resolution to take military action against Iraq,' 55 percent of the public would still approve of the U.S. taking that military action. But you wouldn't know that from watching CBS News. Neither the 'CBS Evening News' on Monday or Tuesday night, nor 'The Early Show' on Tuesday, cited that poll finding," the Media Research Center's Brent Baker writes at www.mediaresearch.org. "CBS competitors CNN and CNBC, however, both highlighted that particular finding and the New York Times put it into the subhead of a front-page story."