Bush's approval "tumbled five points" " lowest level ever"

[kansasblue]

Conservative Rasmussen Reports:

41 % Strongly dissapprove!


http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Bush_Job_Approval.htm

[ypsiguy]

1. Rasmussen needs math lessons

It's actually 56% disapproval, not 55%.

[jody]

4. 55% could be correct due to rounding error, e.g. 14.6% + 40.6% = 55.2% n/t

[Stand and Fight]

2. Math is wrong.

15% + 41% = 56%, right?

The total percentage of those who either disapprove or strongly disapprove... This guy ought to be toast.

[RebelOne]

3. I just took a Zogby poll today.

And, of course, I said I strongly disapproved GW's job performance. I am curious to see what the ratings will be when that poll comes out.

[nickinSTL]

5. I took that this morning, too

obviously, I also 'Strongly Disapprove' of Bush's performance.

My first Zogby poll.

[watercolors]

6. count me in

also rated him at strongly dissaprove

[The Icon Painter]

10. Zogby

So did I. Always grateful for the opportunity.

[City Lights]

7. I tried taking that poll this am.

It was loading too slowly so I gave up. I'll try again later.

[nickinSTL]

8. It did run kinda slow

but I managed it

[napi21]

11. I did the Zogby one yesterday too! Also rated very poor.

The one question I'm still laughing at was "If you had the opportunity to become President of the US, would you take the job?"

I answered NO! Not because of the job and it's demands, but because of all the crap a candidate has to go through during a campaign. It amazes me that ANYONE wants the damn job!

[cmd]

15. I first said no, then went back and changed it to yes

I figured I couldn't do a worse job than Bush. Of course hell will freeze over before I get the chance.

[Pirate Smile]

13. Everybody wants to strongly disapprove of Bush and let the world know it.

[City Lights]

17. I just finished taking the Zogby poll.

Lots of questions on troop levels/draft/mandatory national service, etc.

:scared:

[pgh_dem]

9. How many times can this guy get to new lowest levels ever

before he finally dips under 40?

I know Rasmussen has its finger on the scales weighing in *'s favor...but i swear all the polls have to have built-in pro-* bias.

Seriously, what area do even his supporters think he is doing well in?

They can't possibly believe the War on Terra is going well, or that the economy is improving (unless they are super-rich, which could hardly be a statistically significant group).

Is it really all fundies ecstatic over the SC openings, business execs and war profiteers drooling over the open money spigot, and utterly witless propaganda victims (can't believe those folks would actually answer polls)? Are there enough people in these categories that random samples will always include at least 40% of such people?

Unreal...

[renie408]

12. There is no logic amongst Bush supporters

My sister loves Bush (she lives in Georgia. I think there is something in the water there cause she is also starting to say things like "I don't see a problem teaching intelligent design in science class.") Anyway, I asked her a couple of weeks ago if Bush was perfect. Being a card carrying Christian, she said NO, only one man was ever perfect. So, I said, "Well, then that means he can make mistakes, right?" "Yes, of course he is capable of making mistakes." "Name one."

She couldn't. She got really defensive and dismissed the discussion. It TOTALLY creeped me out. This woman is a CPA in charge of accounts receivable for a large company in Atlanta. I swear to you that she is not unintelligent. I cannot account for how she can think that Bush has done a good job.

[zann725]

14. I've been saying his approval's TRULY been in the 30's for months

The "polls" can no longer fudge the numbers that much.

[GarySeven]

16. That means 59% are "out of the mainstream"

According to Republican logic.