Support for Bush down, chiefly because of economy: polls

[phillybri]

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20030909/pl_afp/us_iraq_opinion_030909140436

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The president's approval rating dropped nine points since May, slouching to 52 percent, according to a poll published Monday in Time magazine.

Rate this one a "5"...

[NewYorkerfromMass]

1. It's a good thing he asked Americans for 87 billion

'cuz now they're going to figure out that waging war costs money too.
(At least I think they will.) :crazy:

[lcordero]

2. Is his "war on terror" or foreign policy going to help our economy?

It's common sense that if somebody is unpleasant then the other person is going to do there best in order to avoid that other person. The arrogance is costing us and badly.

[NewYorkerfromMass]

3. Foreign policy and economic policy are the same

at least, John Kerry believes this. Especially in regard to energy independence.

[JPace]

4. I'll like it better when it drops....

another 10 points and the mediawhores
are forced to film crowds booing shrub
because protestors are everywhere all
the time.

[Stuckinthebush]

5. Support for Bush down, mainly because he is a f***ing idiot!

Now that's a headline I'd like to see.

[Gman]

6. Good article but...

he never said "major" combat operations!

[symbolman]

7. Yep

the word MAJOR has been INSERTED since a few weeks ago.. BUsh uttered it one day and all the new services apparently got a memo cos now it's everywhere and Take Back the Media caught the WHite House REVISING it's own website to "correct" this..

http://www.takebackthemedia.com/whitehouselies.html

[dfong63]

8. pay attention, clark-worshippers

election 2004 will turn on economic and domestic issues, far more than "national security".

[Pastiche423]

9. As it should be