After all the Bush lies,coverups,mediawhoring, teflonizing, Dem wimping...

[TruthIsAll]

and after inflating Bush ratings, he is NOW losing by 50-44...

AND THE CAMPAIGN HASN'T EVEN STARTED YET..
THE CIA IS NOT FINISHED WITH BUSH YET...
JOE WILSON IS JUST GETTING STARTED...
THE QUAGMIRE IN IRAQ CONTINUES..
THE DOCUMENTS ON 9/11, IRAQ, AND PLAME HAVE NOT BEEN DELIVERED..
WITH MANY FORMER BUSH VOTERS DESERTING ...
WITH MORE AND MORE MILITARY AND THEIR FAMILIES TURNING AGAINST BUSH..
WITH DIEBOLD AND BBV GAINING TRACTION IN THE MEDIA..
WITH JESSICA LYNCH JOINING THE DIXIE CHICKS IN BASHING BUSH..

THE TREND IS NOT HIS FRIEND..IMAGINE WHERE HE'LL BE IN 6 MONTHS?
SO JUST WHO IS RUNNING SCARED NOW?

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20031108/ts_alt_afp/us_bush_poll_031108213446

U.S. National - AFP
50 percent of US voters want Bush out: poll
Sat Nov 8, 4:34 PM ET Add U.S. National - AFP to My Yahoo!

NEW YORK (AFP) - Fifty percent of registered US voters do not want President George W. Bush (news - web sites) re-elected to a second term, and 44 percent do, according to a Newsweek poll.

A month ago, the poll showed those for and against another Bush term split evenly.

Of the 1,002 voting age Americans polled November 6-7, only 14 percent said they were very confident the United States would succeed in establishing a stable, long-term democratic government in Iraq (news - web sites), 36 percent said they were somewhat confident, 26 percent were not very confident and 21 percent, not at all.

MORE...

[Don_G]

1. You Left Out The Economy

Still in the toilet, dropping further, artifically propped up, drained by thieves and as important as it ever was.

[opihimoimoi]

2. Bush is TOAST

All the spin in the world cannot put him together again. He is a fraud and the People now know it.

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[DUreader]

6. Get a dictionary, look up 'trend'

get back to us next quarter

[maxsolomon]

8. mr. 6 posts here has a point

never overestimate the intelligence of the average american.

trend to GNP & job numbers up, that's what amurkins remember. this is a quantitative country, they don't speak qualitative.

[CityZen-X]

12. I.Q. Test for America

This coming election in 2004 is more than putting a candidate into power. It's an I.Q. test for American's. We shall see just how intelligent, or how stupid the American voters are.

[StClone]

9. Chilling

Failure fter failure occur under the Bush mount, the economy stops falling and he is a re-selectable genius.

Hello Cheilion. Welcome to DU :-).

[TruthIsAll]

13. No, I'm not kidding. Present trend: unemployed 9 mil, deficit 500 trillion

Three years of misery under Bush can never be wiped away. I don't care if we get to 4% unemployed. Millions lost billions in wages and 401k's.

Or haven't you noticed?

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

14. Goodbye, Cheilion.

It's been real, it's been great, but it ain't been real great, you self-deluded "fighter for the truth", you.

Back under the rock.

[ILeft]

3. "and the campaign hasn't even started yet"...all that cash...

What happens when the Bush campaign starts spending some of that cash? They're still taking money in-- I can't even imagine what they're going to do with all that money.

[DUreader]

5. Shock and Awe Advertising Blitz

[TruthIsAll]

7. The Beatles sang "Money Can't Buy Me Love".. Bush is MELBA n/t

..

[1monster]

10. Send it to Iraq to help defray the costs of rebuilding what his

preemtive war destroyed? Use it to help families in this country whose husbands, wives, sons, daughters, fathers, mothers, who have been killed, seriously wounded, or psychically maimed in carrying out the BFEE war against Iraq. Donate it to help the unemployed whose jobs went flying over seas unders his Administration?

Ah well, it was just a bit of a fantasy. I can't really see that happening, but it would be nice.

edit: for clarification

[Vogon_Glory]

11. I Hope Dubya Is French-Fried But...

I hope Dubya is French-fried but we've still got over eleven months to go before we'll know whether the voters have decided to give George Minor the heave-ho or if the voters are going to give into their illusions and re-elect him.

These last thirty years have been hard on my faith in the judgement of an electorate regarding its leaders. First Zimbabwe kept re-electing Robert Mugabe's party, despite the fact that his economic policies were already proving ruinous to what was once the second-strongest economy in sub-Saharan Africa. Then the Iranians, freed of the Shah's tyranny, elect Ayatollah Kohmeini's followers to govern them. Then the Serbs elect Slobodan Milosevic as their president and the Croats elect Tudjman as theirs. Then in 2000, despite troubling signs from Texas, the dumbed-down Nintendo-ized American electorate chooses a tyro from Texas whose resume included a string of failed businesses and the largely ceremonial post of Texas governor and in 2002, the same dumbed-down American electorate (Minus at least a few hundred deceased old-timers who remembered the Great Depression and what life was really like for the have-nots as late as the early 1930's) returns a majority of Republicans to control Congress and the US Senate.

I fear that Americans, like many alcoholics, are low-bottom learners. High-bottom learners might only note the direction this country is being dragged by the GOP and start campaigning to elect representatives to halt and reverse this trend; low-bottom learners might have to find themselves living in unheated shanty towns with failing health, stone soup for dinner, and the bitter awareness that their children almost certainly will have a worse future and prospects than they did.

:evilfrown:

To paraphrase an entirely approppriate quote from the great Yogi Berra, "The 2004 election ain't over 'til it's over."

[AnnabelLee]

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