MSNBC Poll

[justiceischeap]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9359779/?displaymode=1006

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 1836 responses

Yes 24%
No 71%

[demo dutch]

1. done! what a joke!

[Melodybe]

60. I hate the phrasing of the poll, "missteps" 1000's are dead. MISTAKES

is not a grave enough word to describe what this monster has done.

I think that CLUSTERFUCK is the best word to use here.

Either way ha ha ha America has finally woken up!

Once you hate the corrupt monsters in charge their is no going back.

I can't wait until I get my black, "I hated Bush before it was cool." T Shirt.

[fooj]

2. He's getting the crap beat out of him!

Peace.

[OhioChick]

3. Done n/t

[MelissaB]

4. done!

[mshasta]

5. done!!!!!!!!!!

no 71%

[truebrit71]

6. No 71%

2126 responses

[nonconformist]

7. done

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 1973 responses

25% Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.

71% No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.

5% Not sure.

[Vinca]

8. How do you make up for people left to die?

[blonndee]

9. Thank you. I can never find the MSNBC polls. And kick. n/t

[B Calm]

10. Done! KICK

[Radio_Lady]

11. I added my voice. "No" is now getting 72%...

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 2299 responses

Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
24%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
72%

Not sure.
4%

[Alamom]

12. Done.

[AirmensMom]

13. Done.

[crispini]

14. .

* 2776 responses


Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
23%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
72%

Not sure.
5%

[Demonaut]

15. THERE IS NO PLEASING YOU FOLKS!!

and the band played on....................}(

[Dragonfli]

16. Done - NT

[BuyingThyme]

17. done: Y23, N72, NS5 (2776)

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

18. now at 72 percent NO

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 2776 responses


Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
23%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
72%

Not sure.
5%

[redacted]

19. well done

[Maru Kitteh]

20. Couldn't find the option for HELL NO

so I took no.

[justiceischeap]

24. HA! (eom)

[deadparrot]

21. done. nt

[ruggerson]

22. kick n/t

[DemBones DemBones]

23. CNN & FAUX don't seem to be running polls about the speech --

chickenshits!

[justiceischeap]

27. Yeah, I checked CNN, nothing

I can't make myself go to faux.

[Blue Belle]

25. Done.

[kstewart33]

26. Done!

[Chichiri]

28. Nominated -- get this on greatest, folks!

[Fridays Child]

29. Done

[Sydnie]

30. Done 72%

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 3432 responses


Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
23%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
72%

Not sure.
5%

[loudsue]

31. Done. Bush's numbers are goin' down, down, down!

:kick:

[highplainsdem]

32. Done. Still at 72% No.

[justiceischeap]

33. Kicking my own thread... shameless I know but we need to the votes.

[Wizard777]

34. 72% No

[OKDem08]

36. done

dismal for the bushman

[EnfantTerrible]

35. George is coming up short

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 4362 responses
Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
23%
No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
72%
Not sure.
5%

[LibraLiz1973]

37. Done & Kicked

[DelawareValleyDem]

38. keepin' it kicked

[shaniqua6392]

39. Done.

It is off to a good start.

[teamster633]

40. I don't get the wording of the question:

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? Shouldn't that be: ...the chimp's failure to respond to Hurricane Katrina?

[justiceischeap]

41. Eh, the important part is the answer.

Being a daily web hack, shit happens sometimes.

[Booster]

42. Voted, now no up to 73%.

[despairing optimist]

43. 73% no right now.

I wonder how the rest of the US will vote.

[Erika]

44. Done

[BuyingThyme]

45. Get that thang up to 75%!

[Pam-Moby]

46. Done and I love it.

Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
23%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
73%

Not sure.
5%

[progressoid]

47. still 73%

[bleever]

48. 73% negative right now.

[David Zephyr]

49. Kick.

Thanks.

[calimary]

50. Done.

Kick.

I watched some of the MSNBC coverage. David Gregory was quoted as referring to "contrition." I watched the speech. What contrition? Did I miss something? I didn't hear any contrition. Not a bit of it. Lots of rhapsodizing. But no contrition. Fine, some ideas he put forth. Nothing said about how it's going to be paid for - which could have taken a MAJOR edge off his difficulties. What if he'd said he was going to raise taxes to cover this, so that in this one way ALL America could chip into the underwriting of the rebuilding? What if he'd said he'd learned, the hard way, that our troops in Iraq would be better serving Homeland Security if they were HERE IN THE HOMELAND, along with the money being wasted keeping them so far away, at a useless war? What if he'd talked about people who can most easily afford it - the rich and big corporations - anyone who's benefited from his pennypinching and tax cuts - that it's time for THEM to shoulder a little more of the burden to help those who are entitled to share the American dream, since they more than anyone else know and enjoy the fruits of the American dream? Time to stretch out a hand and grab another hand and lift it up. You know, that kind of thing. And what if he'd said we're gonna roll back some of those tax cuts, and while we're at it, it's not time just now to look at getting rid of the inheritance tax. That can wait. This is MUCH more important and we need the money. Besides, those who'd benefit from it are by-and-large already benefiting from other tax cuts. The needy need the breaks far more. What if he'd said that? And personal responsibility. ONE LINE about him taking responsibility. ONE LINE. And he bounced off that one and off to the next thing like a rubber bouncy ball. Probably doesn't want to risk any of that compassion and generosity stuff to stick to him too much.

I was encouraged to hear the dose of reality from Rita Cosby who was standing with a bunch of displaced workers and she said there was quite a bit of skepticism - "nice words" but they were gonna wait and see if there was any action. Not a total whitewash. At least not yet. Brian Williams also made a brief mention of skepticism that he'd heard from people there in his specific area with whom he watched the speech.

Skepticism - yeah - I'd say a LOT of skepticism. And all well-placed and easily-justified.

What he extolled - this big federal program effort - is SO against everything he and his other grover norquist-type pals believe in, it's hard to see how he can be convinced to stay with it, or even stay halfway interested in it.

[Lorien]

51. Done n/t

[Rainscents]

52. Done! Bush is sinking!!!

[jim3775]

53. Done! 73% negative

[Maestro]

54. Done! -eom

[Bucky]

55. Their cavalry has arrived: Yes up to 23%; No down to 72%. (8450 voting)

Let's go get some more Indians! George Headstrong Custer's getting away!

on edit: fuckin' English teacher mispelled "their" as "they're". God what a dumbass. I should be president.

[justiceischeap]

56. .

:kick:

[Imalittleteapot]

57. voted. n/t

[Nothing Without Hope]

58. about 12,000 responses, still 71% NO.

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 11795 responses
Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
24%
No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
71%
Not sure.
5%

[bring_em_home_bush]

59. weird I'm getting an error message

Our web servers cannot find the page or file you asked for.
The link you followed may be broken or expired.

[SlowDownFast]

61. Done.

Yes 24%

No 71%

12,724 responses

[AuntiBush]

62. America: Flush the toilet, now, please! He's really in the tanker!

This gang reminds me of company that just won't leave. You know! How do they face us?

They're in the tanker! And I'm tired of the stench!

[artemisia1]

63. Done and kicked. Needs more help though, lest it fall below 70% eom

[LaPera]

64. Well done.

[Diane R]

65. It's below 70....

needs to be kicked.

[artemisia1]

67. Kick again. HELP folks! Time to fight the power!!! nt

[LuCifer]

66. KEEP KICKED!!!!

The freepertards are hitting it HARD cuz it's down to 60% for NO's.

Lu

[Historic NY]

68. 69% no - 26% yes....now..............

[artemisia1]

69. Time to e-mail buddies for help on this one. KICK. KICK. KICK. nt

[Ignis]

70. Done, at 69% (nt)

[Tommy_J]

71. Kicking nt

[BrightKnight]

72. done - n/t

[artemisia1]

73. Stuck at 69%. Kick. nt

[puerco-bellies]

74. Done 69%no 5% unsure 26% clueless

kick

[Carla in Ca]

75. No still at 69%

n/t

[political_invader]

76. Done here were the results at this time

Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
26%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
69%

Not sure.
5%

[artemisia1]

77. Still at 69%. Needs some help KICK. nt

[obreaslan]

78. KIK!

:kick:

[radfringe]

79. 6:50am et 9/16 -- No. 69%

Did President Bush regain the political ground he lost in the administration's early response to Hurricane Katrina? * 25535 responses


Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster. -- 26%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps. -- 69%

Not sure. -- 5%

[FreeStateDemocrat]

80. Done

* 25981 responses


Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
26%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
69%

Not sure.
5%

[texpatriot2004]

81. 69% say NO watch this, it's being freeped. n/t

[GaDemo]

82. Done

[rndmprsn]

83. must be getting freeped...

Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster.
26%

No. There's no making up for the initial missteps.
68%

Not sure.
6%

[Az_lefty]

84. No 68%

:kick:

[Greybnk48]

85. done n/t

[Liberal In Texas]

86. Done. Kicked. Still 68% no - n/t

[mnhtnbb]

87. 68% NO 26 % Yes 6 % Not sure

on 73048 votes

[Debi]

88. 68% no.....it's being freep'd n/t

[Kukesa]

89. Done. Still at 68%. n/t

[artemisia1]

90. Ended at 69%, 26% Morons, 6% stupid. nt

[laylah]

91. WTF are the 25% thinking?

6:27 AM CST

Yes. This is a bold response to a terrible disaster. 25%
No. There's no making up for the initial missteps. 69%
Not sure. 6%

[Clintmax]

92. Done! "No" down to 69%!

This one still needs help, folks!

[Moosepoop]

93. Another no, still at 69% n/t

[wildwww2]

94. Done.No still at 69%. Are 31% of Americans stupid?

I will answer my own question. Yes, even more than that I`m afraid.
Peace
Wildman
Al Gore is My President

[Flubadubya]

95. Done & kick