Lookie what made homepage! MAJORITY of Americans DISAPPROVE of BUSH!

[LynnTheDem]

GAWD I LOVE posting that!!! Lemme do it once more...

MAJORITY of Americans DISAPPROVE of BUSH; ONLY a 45% approval rating!

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Poll: Bush Approval Declines
The public's confidence in the president slips, particularly among people 50 and older, according to an Associated Press poll.
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[Shredr]

1. What I really want to know is...

Who's Kristen? And is she really Washed Up?

[LynnTheDem]

5. Here's the homepage addy

http://dial.sbc.yahoo.com/

It's some video of someone, I dunno. LOL!

[bpilgrim]

2. link please

gotta pass this round ;->

thanks :hi:

peace

[Swamp Rat]

3. Here you go: Poll Shows Drop in Bush's Job Approval

Poll Shows Drop in Bush's Job Approval

Friday February 11, 2005 5:31 PM

By WILL LESTER

Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - The public's confidence in President Bush's job performance and the nation's direction has slipped in the opening weeks of his second term, particularly among people 50 and older, according to an Associated Press poll.

Adults were evenly divided on Bush's job performance in January, but now 54 percent disapprove and 45 percent approve. The number who think the country is headed down the wrong track increased from 51 percent to 58 percent in the past month.

The survey wasn't all bad for the Bush administration: People are slightly more optimistic about the possibility of a stable, democratic Iraq.

The poll, conducted for the AP by Ipsos-Public Affairs, was taken after the president's State of the Union address and the elections in Iraq and at the start of a heated debate over creating personal Social Security accounts.

(snip)

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uslatest/story/0,1282,-4794116,00.html

[bpilgrim]

6. is this even shorter lived than the 'Spidey-hole' Saddam bounce?

seems like just yesterday the M$M were telling me how well the pretender was doing in the polls :evilgrin:

thanks for the link :toast:

peace

[LynnTheDem]

4. And don't miss the title compared to the actual poll result, rotflmao!!!

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&e=4&u=/ap/20050211/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_ap_poll

Title: Poll Shows Optimism About Iraq

-51 percent, said they think a stable, democratic Iraq is likely, up slightly from the 46 percent who felt that way before the Iraq elections. (are they ever gonna be in for a huge disappointment!)

Actual poll result Iraq & bush in the article:

42 percent said they approved of the president's handling of Iraq, while 57 percent disapproved.

That silly 51% who think Iraq is likely to be stable & democratic is the HIGHEST rating they had, LOL!!! Hello American 51% stupid people; "theocracy" doesn't equal "democratic" you morans. And as for stable, maybe in a decade or three. :eyes:

[bpilgrim]

7. they are real 'PROs' ain't they ;->

deepthroat comes to mind :evilgrin:

thanks LynnTheDem :toast:

peace

[Disturbed]

8. Do 51% of those polled really care..

if Iraq will become a Democracy, which it won't become or are they actually concerned about the troops dying and getting maimed over there and the $200 Billion being spent while Amerika's Middle Class, Working Poor and the Poor are being shit upon?