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  • How 'hope' destroyed America's trust

    04/20/2010 3:03:06 AM PDT · by Scanian · 8 replies · 564+ views
    NY Post ^ | April 20, 2010 | Rich Lowry
    Barack Obama used to call himself a "hopemonger," mocking skeptics who thought the young presidential candidate was entirely too hopeful. No one would accuse him of that anymore. President Obama has done more than anyone else during the last two years to destroy trust in Washington. His administration is the latest in a series of blows to the credibility of the system. First, there were the Bush administration failures in Hurricane Katrina and Iraq. Then, the financial collapse. Finally, a president who got elected promising a new, bipartisan way of doing business and a pragmatic approach to governance, who has...
  • Democrat controlled Congress approval level lower than the President’s

    05/15/2007 8:13:12 AM PDT · by Alaphiah123 · 5 replies · 377+ views
    creating orwellian worldview ^ | 5/15/07 | alaphiah
    President Bush is polling at a steady 33% approval rating where as the Dems who see themselves as representative of the people of the Blue States of America are polling at 29% according to Gallup polls.
  • Poll: Most Americans See Link Between Saddam and Al-Qaeda; Bush Approval At 45%

    09/14/2006 6:59:01 AM PDT · by Rawlings · 55 replies · 1,149+ views
    Rasmussen Reports ^ | 9/14/06 | me
    A series of new poll put out by Rasmussen show a turn in the fortunes for President Bush and congressional Republicans. By a margin of 43% to 32%, Americans affirm a link between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein before 9/11. Forty-one percent believe that America is winning the War on Terror, up a couple points from just a week ago. Yet another poll shows President Bush's job approval rating up to 45% (52% disapprove). This is the highest it has been since December of 2005. All of this comes after a series of speeches by President Bush pleading his case...