Flash! Cuckoo Bananas Disapproval > Approval in 19 Red States !!!!!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

Hip Hip Hooray !!!!

Congratulations to the intelligent people in the following RED States (Classified as RED on phony election result paper, that is)

CATEGORY A: WHERE THERE IS TRUE HOPE FOR US !!!
Indiana
Alaska
Georgia
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
South Carolina
West Virginia
Arizona
South Dakota
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky

CATEGORY B: IMO, PROBABLY BLUE TO BEGIN WITH, PRIOR TO BFEE FRAUD
Iowa
Ohio
New Mexico
Nevada
Colorado
Florida

http://surveyusa.com/50StatePOTUS0805.htm

[welshTerrier2]

1. and two more states are dead even ...

exactly half of those polled in North Carolina and Louisiana disapprove of bush ... soon, your 19 states of the 31 will be up to 21 !!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

4. You're right. Just fixed my subject line which mentioned 50%

instead of disapproval greater than approval. Now, for 2006, we've got to transfer that feeling of disapproval to congressmen who support the idiot.

It would be good to know precisely why people don't like him anymore and connect it to those running. We will probably start seeing repugs distance themselves from B** which will be very humorous if anything else.

But, what it all goes back to is if people are moving away from him because of the war, all the repugs have to say is my most hated line, "Well, Hillary and Biden and Kerry voted for the war too."

That is why, for 08, IMHO, I think we need a true anti-war candidate or it will all be neutralized.

[Kurovski]

21. They're probably moving away from him also because

of gas prices.

Bush once said he could talk OPEC into cheaper prices. Some folks are also confused as to why prices are so high when Iraq has so much oil (I kid you not).

Don't discount the fact that when one actually pays close attention to the Bush administration, one cannot help but notice the amount of lying that goes on.

Oh, and the more you observe George, the more it becomes clear that "the boy just ain't right."

[Laura PourMeADrink]

23. I was just noticing on his monkey show about Iraq -- he was doing

some MAJOR co-oping. Iraq = Terror = I will not stop until we defeat terrorism.

[Kurovski]

25. And again with the "9/11" this, and the "9/11" that.

I know that they're trying to counter the movement started by Cindy Sheehan, but what they're actually doing is whittling down their last remaining supporters by repeating the same lies that they got us into Iraq with in the first place.

There will be no fully sane folks left to support Bush's war by summer's end if he keeps up with the same tired speeches based on lies.

And rejoice, because they will keep it up, and every day, if possible because lying is the only thing left to them.

What's funny is how George seems to think leaning into the podium and becoming more insistent will somehow convince us that his same old lies are the truth.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

26. You are so right ! Carry on, Little Boots !

[rniel]

2. Guac-a-Moron rides again

We're gonna smoke em out'

Stay the course

blah blah blah

your done!!!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

7. Sorry not enough coffee today. "Guac-a-Moron" ?

[rniel]

11. Bush is Guac-a-moron!!

as in Guacamole. El Presidente Busto! Jorge, that means George he he

[deutsey]

3. And, yet...if we had an election today, I bet he'd "miraculously" get

re-elected. :eyes:

[catmandu57]

5. By 51 %

A true mandate.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

6. No, not 51%. That is too close for a fraud operation. Remember

they pad enough in so they can say --- we won by millions we don't need no stinkin recount.

[longship]

8. Surprises

Indiana and Kansas are a surprise. Both states are quite conservative,

When I was a KS Dem activist in the 80's and 90's there was a good base of Democrats in several areas of the state. At one time Dems had both a majority in the KS legislature and the governor. KS still has a Dem governor, former Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sibelius.

The Repugs in KS have been taken over by unashamed theocrats. When I left KS in the mid-90's the whole Repug party was like a Sunday prayer meeting. They openly discussed theocracy and the rapture. They were truly kooky. The Sedgwick County Repug party ran a dial-up message line called the "Godarchy Line" right out of their headquarters. A daily message would tell people how government needed to be established in a godly way with the decalogue as the center. I imagine that the Repugs are still total lunatics today.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

9. Well we are now down to the real stalwart states even worse than

Kansas, I guess.

These states still support the idiot..In order of who likes him the most


Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Nebraska
Tex
Alabama
North Dakota
Montana
Oklahoma

[longship]

10. Give them the George Carlin Treatment

Fence them off so the infection can't spread.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

14. lol

[FreeStateDemocrat]

24. Can't believe that Mississippi is not one of the deepest red ass states.

[gratuitous]

12. Hmmm, looks like George did it again

He said he had "earned" political capital by getting re-elected in 2004, and that he was going to spend it in his second term. When this assclown says he's going to spend something, it usually means overspending. He's never met a budget in his miserable life, and the concept that there may be a bottom to his wallet has never entered his little peanut brain.

I hope that Democratic strategists are working on ways to tie this millstone of a man securely around the necks of every Republican candidate next year, because Bush will surely sink anyone who is too closely identified with him.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

13. "Democratic Strategists" Unfortunately an oxymoron IMHO

I wish the democratic party would contract with DU to create the strategy !!!!

[Clark2008]

15. Hmmm... how come Kerry didn't really campaign

in MOST of those red states?

I know he only visted my state once and that wasn't even for an open rally. It was to speak before a veteran's group and was a closed speech.

That really ticked me off about the Kerry campaign, specifically, and the Dem Party, in general.

How does one expect to flip red states if one rarely or never visits?

But, I digress. Yes, this is good news. :)

[Laura PourMeADrink]

16. You just made me think of something - a strategy. Know, for a

fact, that the repugs will rig the big swing states like Ohio and Florida. Develop a group of other red states that will make up the difference. Then, work like crazy to get paper trail there. These 19 would be wonderful places to start.

[Clark2008]

17. Of those 19, there are three or four I think we could swing

with the right candidate (as in, NOT HILLARY).

A DUer from my state, Tennessee, is challenging our calls for electronic voting machines by filing a complaint that having non-paper back-ups in balloting is against our Constitution (and probably is). So, that's at least one state in which we can produce a paper trail.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

18. that's great. I agree, not "Hellary" . I lived in the south. She is a

charactacture that they all hate. Her nomination would embolden them. Hmmmm, how about a nice southern gentlemen who southerners could love ??? President Wesley Clark !!!!!

[Clark2008]

20. Well, I'd like to see a President Wesley Clark

but, ahem, I'm prejudiced. :)

[kansasblue]

19. I'm in a Blue State!

[Laura PourMeADrink]

22. Doesn't it feel wonderful !!! I live for when Texas tips !!! n/t