Bush's Current Approval # In NY Is 28%. So How Will He Be Greeted Monday?

[Mark E. Smith]

Bush's handlers seem to be bound and determined to remind everyone about the
unfinished business regarding the guy that mastermined the murder of 3,000
New Yorkers 5 years ago. And they want to do it at the scene of the crime.

So how will the people of New York react to Bush's unworthy presence @ Ground
Zero? The guy is about as popular as a bucket of snakes there.

http://www.surveyusa.com/50State2006/50StateBushApproval060815State.htm

[Catshrink]

1. Free speech zones...

They'll only allow Kool-Aid drinkers up close, everyone else will be corralled into free speech zones.

[AX10]

2. Agreed.

[aquart]

3. New York has NEVER voted Bush.

Why? Because we got LEVERS!

[SDDEM06]

4. With rotten vegetables?

[Nikki Stone 1]

5. With lots of Bush friendly crowds, trucked in from NJ if necessary with

professionally done "hand drawn" signs. It's all PR.

The protesters will be kept in "free speech zones" and rubber bullets and tear gas will be used against these "unAmerican" protesters.

[Mark E. Smith]

9. Hey!

I grew up in NJ. VERY Democratic state. Bush's approval rate there is 34%.

[Nikki Stone 1]

10. No offense. I was actually thinking of the more conservative suburbs

where there are lots of Pugs. Quite frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if Rove had people flown in from northern Ohio or some other very red area nearby.

[FoxOnTheRun]

6. Who exactly did 911 ?

Do you mean Osam bin Laden, who is not wanted by the FBI or Cheney and his friends?

http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten/fugitives/laden.htm

[EST]

7. Upside-down, again.

The vast majority want him to stay away-anywhere away. They don't like him and yet it's the majority that will be forced into "free speech zones."

Surprisingly, I am again struck by how wildly ass-to-appetite this whole freak fiasco is.

[AlamoDemoc]

8. how will the people of New York react to Bush's unworthy presence @ Ground

..zero" I have prediction that Hillary will win her seat at the senate.

"Former Pentagon official Kathleen Troia McFarland and Yonkers Mayor John Spencer have emerged as the leading contenders for the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate, but neither is making headway. In the latest Rasmussen Reports survey of the race, Clinton now leads both candidates 61% to 31%.

Further breakdowns of the numbers also show little difference in how voters respond to the two Republican hopefuls. McFarland attracts 64% of Republicans, 11% of Democrats, 29% of unaffiliated voters. Spencer attracts 64% of Republicans, 12% of Democrats, 28% of unaffiliated voters.

Hillary Clinton is viewed favorably by 62% of all voters, Spencer by 36%, McFarland by 35%. About 35% don't yet voice an opinion of either Republican.

Clinton is viewed unfavorably by 37%, "very" unfavorably by 23%."

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/2006/State%20Polls/July%202006/newYorkSenate.htm