Polls, polls, polls show growing diaspproval of Bush

[ProSense]

CBS News/New York Times Poll. Aug. 17-21, 2006. N=1,206 adults nationwide. MoE ± 3 (for all adults). RV = registered voters

"Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling the situation with Iraq?"
.......................Approve....Disapprove....Unsure
ALL adults............30%..........65%..........5%
....Republicans......60%..........35%..........5%
....Democrats.........7%..........91%..........2%
....Independents...27%..........67%..........6%

http://www.pollingreport.com/iraq.htm

Disapprove: Republicans 35% and Independents 67%

Two polls on Katrina show 56% disapproval:

CNN Poll conducted by Opinion Research Corporation. Aug. 18-20, 2006. N=approx. 500 adults nationwide. MoE ± 4.5.

"Thinking about the efforts the federal government is making to rebuild areas damaged by Hurricane Katrina, do you think the federal government is doing too much, is doing the right amount, or has not done enough?"

.......................Too Much....Right Amount....Not Enough...Unsure
8/18-20/06...........10%..............31%...............56%..........3%

USA Today/Gallup Poll. Aug. 18-20, 2006. N=1,001 adults nationwide. MoE ± 3.

"Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling the problems caused by Hurricane Katrina?" 12/05 and earlier: "...the response to Hurricane Katrina...."

.......................Approve....Disapprove....Unsure
8/18-20/06............37%..........56%...........7%

http://www.pollingreport.com/disasters.htm

[otohara]

1. When I See A W04 Sticker

I want to walk up to that person and say in disgust "so you're one of the 35% percent still hanging on to our failed leader"

[AndyA]

2. If you draw a swastika on the "W04" stickers, they get removed...

quickly.

Don't ask me how I know this. B-)

[bluerum]

3. Here is another approach I saw somewhere on DU: Just say to

the owner (in shocked disgust): "Did you know someone put a Bush sticker on your car?"

If they actually own up to having put it there just say,,, "Oh. Oh my. I thought it was a joke."

[ms liberty]

4. Oh that's a good one - I can use that! Thanks!

Where I live the people who still have W stickers also usually have a full gun rack too.

[otohara]

9. Good One, Thanks

takes away the anger edge!

[TomInTib]

6. I can't rememer the last time I saw one of those

but it could be due to the fact that I live in southern Marin County, CA.

[Psst_Im_Not_Here]

8. I point and laugh

It makes me feel better. :evilgrin:

[Peace Patriot]

5. What was the time-line of events circa 8/1-8/06 that may have shot Bush's

disapproval rating up to 64% in the AP/Ipsos poll--a 10% leap that stands out against the mid-50's disapproval ratings surrounding it? Was it Israel/Lebanon? Did the American people smell out the Bushite/NeoCon "Project for a New American Century" behind that dreadful and unwise assault? Truly, I cannot remember the dates, just the sequence: Antiwar candidate Ned Lamont wins the CT primary and bumps pro-war Lieberman out of the Democratic Party. Then Israel started bombing innocent civilians in Beirut. But I can't recall the date of the primary, or the start date of the bombing of Lebanon. Too much happening during the last 3 weeks.

Or was it something else? Anybody other suggestions?

It seems to me that the key to winning in November--that is, the key to overwhelming Bushite corporate controlled electronic voting systems, run on TRADE SECRET, PROPRIETARY programming code, with virtually no audit/recount controls--lay in that 10% bump. That is the turnout factor we need to beat the machines (5% to 10% "thumb on the scales" for Bushites and warmongers--about as much as they can get away with, without raising more suspicions).

So, it would be interesting to know what those people were thinking in early August that ADDED TO the Bush disapproval rating. (The poll would have to have been taken at least a couple of days BEFORE 8/9.)

[ProSense]

7. Poll: Arkansans favor immediate withdrawal or timetable for Iraq

Poll: Arkansans favor immediate withdrawal or timetable for Iraq

LITTLE ROCK A new poll shows Arkansans favor withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq immediately or according to a definite timetable.

Opinion Research Associates conducted the poll for the Arkansas News Bureau-Stephens Media. Of those surveyed, 53 percent favored an immediate withdrawal or withdrawal according to an announced timetable; 35 percent said withdrawal should take as long as needed to turn control over to Iraqis; five percent favored sending more troops to Iraq, and seven percent were undecided or gave no opinion.

The strongest demand for withdrawal was among black Arkansans: 78 percent wanted an immediate pullout or favored a definite timetable.

Opinion Research surveyed 500 registered voters by telephone August 15th through 19th. The poll's margin of error was four and a half percentage points.

http://www.wreg.com/Global/story.asp?S=5321023&nav=menu93_2