BREAKING: MEDIA TOUTING BUSH "SURGE IN MOMENTUM"

[Halliburton]

http://mediamatters.org/items/200606140011

[ananda]

1. Looks like a 3-inch crasher to me...

lol

[rodeodance]

2. yes. the talk shows have done this last 3-4 days. over and over.

[Human Torch]

3. MSNBC's still calling it a "baby bounce in the polls"...

NBC poll: ‘Baby bounce’ in Bush approval

Bush’s standing rises slightly
NBC/WSJ poll: Iraq leads voters’ concerns as elections approach

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13324919/

[johnnie]

4. Yeah well...

Here was another surge in momentum

[lonestarnot]

8. OMG! There it is! Soaring!

:rofl:

[Mika]

11. A better version..

[Techno Dog]

5. Let them gloat

The last five year proves, if anything, BushCo can't string more than two or three wins in a row without an outrage getting in the way. If the media ignored these 'successes' it would play into the gop victim mentality that says the msm ignores good news about Bush.

[stepnw1f]

6. Mainstream Media Bought and Paid for by the GOP

Anybody still unconvinced?

[meegbear]

7. With his numbers in the shithole ...

a couple of points IS a surge ... sadly.

[Fovea]

9. I think ** has had a surge in momentum

But the direction is downward. Bush is literally suffering another catastrophic success.

[bdamomma]

10. I hope so

if americans fall for this BS from * I will :puke:

[librechik]

12. Zarqmentum!

how nice--riding on the World Soccer surge.

We just need to wakeup the 18-34s to the jam we're in. They'll vote with their wallets. It's the only thing the corps respect anyway

[BlooInBloo]

13. Q: Did the media EVER, under ANY circumstances, refer to...

... Clinton's "surge of momentum"?

Where, just to be clear, Clinton's popularity was typically DOUBLE gw's.

[C_U_L8R]

14. Vaporware

the chimperor has no clothes

[AzDar]

15. That must have been the heading on the memo KKKarl sent them.

n/t

[Ganja Ninja]

16. You knew this was coming.

They were looking so bad after the reports of Marine atrocities that the MSM is going all out to try and prop up Bush's poll numbers.
The whole thing is so predictable. Just when Bush is about to hit his lowest point they kill Zarqawi (there's a coincidence) and he makes a quick trip to Baghdad. Suddenly everything's coming up roses for Bush. Does killing one man and a 5 hour stop-over really spell progress in Iraq? If that's the case then kill another dozen and send Bush there permanently.