[cake_crumb]

The worst Gallup can come up with is that 70 percent is a "post 9-11 low"....LOL. The left must be about ready to have a stroke.

Look for the "what did he know and when did he know it" commentries, and the hindsight nitpicking Bush's policies, both real and imagined policies, to increase dramatically next week...

The Dem falloff isn't surprising. They desperately NEED to find something to dislike about Bush, in order to justify the embarrassingly stupid analyses they keep making. "Independent" has got a high proportion of wingnut party members who hate the fact that no matter how much they talk, no one but other wingnuts listen. They drop the numbers on the moderates who compose the rest of the Independent category.

[OldFriend]

Watch for the spinning to begin......the media/McAwful/ and some talking heads too.

[Pining_4_TX]

If Bush doesn't stop spending our money like Ted and Bill in a bordello, then his poll numbers will drop.

[Always Right]

The worst Gallup can come up with is that 70 percent is a "post 9-11 low"....LOL. The left must be about ready to have a stroke.

Actually the left is pretty excited by this. They believe their campaign against Bush is working. The dillusional left will thankfully keep the War on Terrorism in the spotlight, which is an issue that nobody trusts the Dems with. Go stupid DUers go!!!!!!!!!!

[dsutah]

But he still seems to have many Demos on his side, for
various reasons. Some are surprising. We had some
family come for a visit from Nevada. One cousin and my
brother were talking about water and power shortage
problems. The cousin said he was a Democrat, but even
he seemed to compliment Bush for wanting to do more
oil drilling. He seemed gung-ho in support for Bush in
ANWR. I mentioned that although he wanted to drill in the
ANWR; several people in Congress wouldn't even hear of
it. Because of course, the wildlife up there. But it is a flat
plain, with nothing on it. The cousin agreed. He said that
there is nothing there for the animals, and all they do is go
through it to go elsewhere.

So, it is safe to say that maybe he is more of a moderate
to conservative Democrat, probably. I do know he is quite
an avid hunter and fisherman. He's also an electrician, the
ones who go up to work on the power lines, so that would
explain his appreciation for Bush's stance on drilling.