[Radix]

In your dreams Newsweek, in your dreams!

[xzins]

Conservatives are demoralized over the terrible news of this past summer.

[Peach]

And Newsweek never skewed a poll. Never once.

[verity]

I still do not believe in polls.

[Apple Pan Dowdy]

If a pollster came up to me and asked, "are you totally happy with the way Bush is handling both foreign AND domestic affairs?".... I would have to answer, "well NO!". Then the pollster might say, "Then do you want to see Bush reelected?".... I might answer, "If he is the Republican candidate, then yes, but I would prefer a republican who would do more to protect our borders from illegal immegration for instance."

The pollster would then mark me down as a "NO" for Bush, when that is not really what I said. Bottom line: POLLS ARE SKEWED!

[Catspaw]

I'll start paying attention to polls in October, 2004.

[prairiebreeze]

Third year numbers are VERY typically the lowest in any Presidents term. They were for Reagan as well as Clinturd. GW's numbers are will quite a bit above the levels that those two ex-Pres. were at this point in time.

Prairie

[The Wizard]

Maybe it's good this crap keeps coming out....it builds the momentum for a BIG WIN

[montag813]

Perhaps if Bush threw the Road Map into the garbage, made a few judicial nominee recess appointments, and actually had something to say about the awful recent ruling sof the Supreme Sodomists, then his base would be more excited.

[Thom Pain]

"The poll marked the first time in a Newsweek survey that supporters of Mr. Bush were out-numbered by those who would not like to see him back remain (sic) in office."

Try, try, try again...

Wonder how many polls it took them before they got the outcome they wanted.

[Cedric]

I am excited by this poll! Perhaps Hillary Clinton will believe it and be lured into the race in '04. Then W can whip her fat, ugly butt and put an end to the media's conjured-up mystique about the Clintons for once-and-for-all. W is Michael Corleone: He settles all familly accounts.

[NordP]

"The majority of American voters would not like to see President Bush re-elected to another term according to a poll by Newsweek magazine."

...And the L.A. Times is telling us that the Recall is losing steam, too.

Consider the sources, people -- 'nuf said!

NordP

[dagnabbit]

Hispanics are natural conservatives; Bush's admission of millions to the country will give him a landslide reelection and the GOP an enduring majority.
/sarcasm

[grania]

The majority of American voters would not like to see President Bush re-elected to another term according to a poll by Newsweek magazine.

The survey released Saturday showed that 49 percent of registered voters would not back the president for a second term if the vote were held now. Forty-four percent would support Mr. Bush's re-election.

Uhhhhhhh....isnt' a majority still something greater that 50%?

[marvlus]

People may say they don't want Bush re-elected, but if he the Republican candidate (which he very likely will be), then people will re-elect him.

[Knightsofswing]

Just look and consider the source. Enough said!

[MarkL]

The majority of American voters would not like to see President Bush re-elected to another term according to a poll by Newsweek magazine.

The survey released Saturday showed that 49 percent of registered voters would not back the president for a second term if the vote were held now. Forty-four percent would support Mr. Bush's re-election.

Am I the only one who sees a problem with these numbers?

Mark

[PISANO]

This is the BEGINNING of the onslaught by the socialist/marxists and their media cohorts to destroy GW's chances at re-election. Look for this to PEAK around the time the GIMMIE is selected as his opponent.

IF THEY SAY it long enough and loud enough and repeat it over and over again the public will believe it and like the SHEEP most are follow their words to fruition.

[amexmike]

I will not bore all of you with the details, but basically the economy is silently building steam. The industrial production numbers, retail sales figures and employment numbers are all on the rise. The Dow Jones Ind. is ONLY 7% from 10,000 and could easily hit that by the end of the year especially with a typical year end rally.

Expect some sort of major announcement this fall on terrorism (WMD's found somebody captured) and expect another next spring.

If the economy is "perceived" to be back on track and the war on terror is a non-issue this election is a slam dunk no matter how much President Bush has upset us on individual issues.

[irish guard]

Skewed or not...if this economy doesn't come around, someone from the democrap side of the aisle is going to win. Bush has too thin of a group suppoerting him with the economy in the shape it is currently.