Monday, January 22, 2007
More Bad Poll Numbers For Bushie
28% approval in the CBS poll, 35% approval in the WSJ/NBC News poll.
In the Journal/NBC poll, only 22% of Americans want the preznut taking the lead for setting policy for the nation. 57% want the Dempcratic Congress to do it.
In the CBS poll, only 28% believe the preznut shares their priorities. 69% say he does not.
Peter D. Hart, one of the WSJ/NBC News pollsters summed up the preznut's problems this way:
Indeed.
With Republicans jumping ship left and right on the preznut's Iraq war policy and with Dems and independents solidly against just about anything the preznut stands for, Preznut Bush is becoming more and more isolated. Bush said once that he would follow his own course in the Iraq war if Laura and his dog Barney were the only people in the country supporting him.
He's getting pretty close to the juncture.
In the Journal/NBC poll, only 22% of Americans want the preznut taking the lead for setting policy for the nation. 57% want the Dempcratic Congress to do it.
In the CBS poll, only 28% believe the preznut shares their priorities. 69% say he does not.
Peter D. Hart, one of the WSJ/NBC News pollsters summed up the preznut's problems this way:
“The public really says, ‘I just think it’s over,’” Hart says of Bush’s presidency. “If we had a British parliamentary system, there would be a call for a vote of no confidence. Essentially what the poll is, is a vote of no confidence.”
Indeed.
With Republicans jumping ship left and right on the preznut's Iraq war policy and with Dems and independents solidly against just about anything the preznut stands for, Preznut Bush is becoming more and more isolated. Bush said once that he would follow his own course in the Iraq war if Laura and his dog Barney were the only people in the country supporting him.
He's getting pretty close to the juncture.
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Down, down, down the polls do screech
Shortly after each Bush speech.
When Nixon's twenty they do reach
Congress knows they must impeach.
But for right now we have to wait.
Impeachment they will not debate.
Hope November's not too late
For action that seals Bush's fate.
Penned this last April.
Shortly after each Bush speech.
When Nixon's twenty they do reach
Congress knows they must impeach.
But for right now we have to wait.
Impeachment they will not debate.
Hope November's not too late
For action that seals Bush's fate.
Penned this last April.
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: 10:29 PM
: 10:29 PM
I remember that! That's funny. As I was reading, I said, hey I remember reading that - and thought you were offbase at the time.
Perhaps I was the one who was offbase.
Perhaps I was the one who was offbase.
Pat Buchanan just said tonight on Hardball that Jim Webb's address after the SOTU is much more powerful than the preznut's speech (which Pat called "pedestrian.")
And remember, Buchana was a speechwriter for Nixon and Agnew and worked on a few SOTU's himself.
And remember, Buchana was a speechwriter for Nixon and Agnew and worked on a few SOTU's himself.
Pat Buchanan just said tonight on Hardball that Jim Webb's address after the SOTU is much more powerful than the preznut's speech (which Pat called "pedestrian.")
And remember, Buchana was a speechwriter for Nixon and Agnew and worked on a few SOTU's himself.
And remember, Buchana was a speechwriter for Nixon and Agnew and worked on a few SOTU's himself.
reality, you wrote:
"Pat Buchanan just said tonight on Hardball that Jim Webb's address after the SOTU is much more powerful than the preznut's speech."
Yeah. Webb's speech was a real stem-winder. How many times has he given that speech?
Once again, he demonstrated his knowledge of economics is nonexistent. Worse, he's a closet communist.
He's a pretty good writer, and his speech showed he has a little talent for creating fiction, but it did nothing to show he has any idea what he's talking about when he babbles about economics.
"Pat Buchanan just said tonight on Hardball that Jim Webb's address after the SOTU is much more powerful than the preznut's speech."
Yeah. Webb's speech was a real stem-winder. How many times has he given that speech?
Once again, he demonstrated his knowledge of economics is nonexistent. Worse, he's a closet communist.
He's a pretty good writer, and his speech showed he has a little talent for creating fiction, but it did nothing to show he has any idea what he's talking about when he babbles about economics.
obama is now babbling. His lunatic ramblings about how to deal with the war in Iraq are likely to haunt him.
I'd say he can kiss his presidential ambitions good-bye. Fold his tent and go back th the Senate, and remind himself he's damn lucky to be there, where he can continue his fight against WalMart and ensure that shoppers pay more for everything.
What a guy.
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I'd say he can kiss his presidential ambitions good-bye. Fold his tent and go back th the Senate, and remind himself he's damn lucky to be there, where he can continue his fight against WalMart and ensure that shoppers pay more for everything.
What a guy.
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