Here are some Polls you Pubbies will loveFollow

President Bush's positive job rating continues to fall, touching another new low for his presidency, the latest Harris Interactive poll finds.

Bush's current job approval rating stands at 34%, compared with a positive rating of 88% soon after 9/11, 50% at this time last year, and 40% in August.

Now thats nothing new, its what the same poll found out that you are going to love

At the same time, only a quarter of Americans polled give Democrats a positive rating in the latest poll, compared with 31% in August, while Republicans' approval ratings fell to 27% from 32%.

http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB113216347138199155-5Z1Ri_om8ITUbV_jD2bx6maguMY_20061116.html?mod=tff_main_tff_top

So while Bush has public approval only marginally better than Nixon after Watergate he is still doing better than the Dems.

Edited, Thu Nov 17 12:48:33 2005 by bodhisattva

Edited, Thu Nov 17 12:57:37 2005 by bodhisattva

That is a swift kick in the nuts for the Democrats. "Bush is horrible and has ruined the worlds view of America and the defeceit is at an all time high, blah blah blah...but you Democrats, still suck."

People like Kennedy and Dean are why I more often find myself agreeing with the Republican party than Democrats.

They're such complete asshats that I find it hard to have any respect at all for a party that is willing to call them members, much less leaders.

Not the the Republican party has much to brag about at the moment, heh.


We need a good 3rd party.

Shadowrealm dat joo?

I actually agree with bohdi on this one....I've said it since the beginning.

The left keeps pushing and pushing and the American people will rather have someone who is at least doing something rather than someone is just ******** about everything.

The next Dem president will be the one who is able to move away from Kennedy, Dean, and Hilary.


But, no matter who it ends up being, people will *****. That's what we do.

I was thinking "Carter" but he was from GA, I was from GA, and my Dad hated him when he got into office and my meories from that age are all skewed by the limited input available.

He was a peanut farmer who sold out peanut farmers in his legislation. In a big way.

I was born in '72. My dad (a farmer) made a good profit in '71, a little bit in '72, and lost money every year thereafter until the late 80s. Not through lack of work, or mismanagement, but because times were that tough for small farmers. A lot of the reason why was in how Carter handled certain things involving subsidy payments to farmers. He caused a lot of small farm bankruptcies. I know we were close, real close a couple of times. My parents even talked about a divorce to try to save my mom from having to shoulder payments after a bankruptcy and to keep the house. My dad worked 7 days a week those years. When he couldn't farm, he fished, trapper beaver and fox, or occasionally even went to a card game to bring home money. (I could really relate to Little House on the Prairie at times.)

Carter has been a good ambassador, but he was a really crappy President. Nobody expected special favors, but what he gave his own "people" was a good fuc[/i]king. A lot of people lost their livelihoods because he bungled so much. So no, he isn't the most popular man in GA.

Karl Rove's vicious smear campaign against Kerry had nothing to do with it, I'm sure. Neither did the fact that Bush played on every xenophobic fear Americans ever had throughout his campaign.

HOw about this?


We have 2 governments, 2 sets of laws... and wahtever party you are registered with.. that is waht law applies to you. EH?

OR,
make all the RED states have thier "GOP!!YEHAWWW!!" government, and and the BLUE states can be ruled from Tameny fu[b][/b]ckin' Hall!

It's Win/Win!!