New Gallup poll; 63% of voters want bush to...

[LynnTheDem]

A Gallup poll conducted just after the election found that 63 percent of voters would prefer to see Bush pursue policies that "both parties support" compared to only 30 percent who want Bush to "advance the Republican Party's agenda."

http://www.gallup.com/poll/content/?ci=13951


Well aren't they just the silliest 63%! Hope they're not holding their breath.

[Kahuna]

1. LOL! Some of those idiots voted for *. They really haven't been

paying attention for the last four years. The sad part is, they still won't. The stupid SOBs will go to file for their social security. And upon being informed that they have to work another five or ten years to collect, they will die from the shock. Good for all! If they're dead, they can't collect. :eyes:

[kerry-is-my-prez]

2. I hate to say it will make my day when they all start crying about it.....

That is the only joy I will get from this whole debacle. When my "wealthy" clients and acqaintances who only voted for him because of financial reasons or "because I'm a Republican" come crying to me "I didn't really beleive you when you said he was going to get of Roe vs. Wade. I will tell them "I told you so..."

He's not going to give a shit either.... He doesn't care about anybody but himself and his cronies.

[Lugnut]

7. And....

When all of those young people who scoffed at the notion of a draft are getting sand fleas up their butts and being fried alive in 120 degree temperatures I will tell them,

"Don't blame me. I voted for John Kerry."

[Hamlette]

3. that means only 14% of "them" think Bush should play fair

since the 63% must include the full 49% of us.

[still_one]

4. screw gallop and *

[seabeyond]

5. Well aren't they just the silliest 63%!

lynn have i told you how funny you are.

this would be the same group of republicans that for four years excluded the democratic house representitives from meetings, not allowing them to represent their people in their district, right.

[Bozos for Bush]

6. They sure are, Lynn

Perhaps someday they'll remember exactly what they were doing on the day democracy died.

But I believe democracy can rise again.

John