"Make that nearly 40%. If that's the best you can count I suggest you just give it up"
LOL, your forgetting about the undecideds smart guy...even at 40percent it is deathknell time...but it is probably much closer to 50%
Bush should withdrawl the nomination for the good of the Party.
Like I said if you can't count, give it up. The undecided could not be considered against Miers. So, using 10% as undecided and the 58% approval, it would be safe to say that nearly 70% of conservatives are unopposed to Miers' nomination.
As of a few minutes ago:
Free Republic Opinion Poll: Do you approve of Harriet Miers for Supreme Court?
Composite Opinion Yes 34.1% 2,133 Need more info 32.7% 2,046 No 28.1% 1,758 I'm voting Hillary! 3.1% 194 Pass 2.0% 123 100.0% 6,254 Member Opinion Need more info 39.5% 1,097 Yes 30.4% 844 No 26.1% 723 Pass 2.3% 64 I'm voting Hillary! 1.7% 47 100.0% 2,775 Non-Member Opinion Yes 37.1% 1,289 No 29.7% 1,035 Need more info 27.3% 949 I'm voting Hillary! 4.2% 147 Pass 1.7% 59 100.0% 3,479
It is a clearly dividing issue.
Instead of a principal debate (long overdue) between the Right and the Left about constitution and what is good for the country, we have an uninspiring candidate that divides conservatives.
What other issue divided conservatives so much lately?
It is an entirely self inflicted (by Bush) pain.
