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Mon Apr-24-06 03:09 PM
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New CNN Poll: bUSHit at 32% approval!! |
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WOO HOO, soon he'll be in the 20's! :bounce::woohoo::bounce:
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:10 PM
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1. If they've got him at 32%... |
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That means he is in the mid to high 20's!!!!!! LMAO!!!!:rofl:
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:11 PM
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4. How low did Nixon get? |
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:12 PM
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5. I believe it was somewhere in the mid to upper 20's! |
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:13 PM
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7. Because the Repuke clowns won't impeach I believe we'll |
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see him plummet to the teens before he's out.
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Tue Apr-25-06 02:06 AM
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46. Nixon's Lowest was 27% |
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CNN over sampling of Repukes puts it damned close to the same.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:14 PM
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9. Check out www.pollkatz.homestead.com |
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Edited on Mon Apr-24-06 03:15 PM by spooky3
He's got several graphs linked there that will interest you, including one comparison with Nixon and Clinton.
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Tue Apr-25-06 09:00 AM
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I think Bush might just get there, too.
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
And whats odd is that I bet he won't have a clue what he did wrong.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:10 PM
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2. let rove get indicted and he will be. wonder what stupid excuse he's |
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going to come up with to keep rove on the payroll.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:13 PM
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6. "ongoing investigation" |
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he won't need an excuse, he only said he'd fire anyone who was convicted of a crime, or something like that.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:11 PM
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3. The emperor has no clothes... |
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I could tell him how to get his polls back up but I won't... :)
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:14 PM
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Now that most everyone sees what the "Bush-bashers" have always seen, perhaps it's time to start ratcheting up a call for his resignation. Nothing's going to change, it can't change, because this is who he is and who he's always been. There's no hope for change unless he and Cheney resign.
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Mon Apr-24-06 05:12 PM
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38. he'll never resign... |
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he can't ever admit he wrong, or done anything wrong. Resignation? Not likely.
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Mon Apr-24-06 05:18 PM
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39. We should still put it out there |
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It would get alot more support than impeachment.
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Mon Apr-24-06 07:49 PM
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40. oh, I'm not saying we shouldn't call for it, push for it... |
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Edited on Mon Apr-24-06 07:49 PM by nickinSTL
he just won't DO it, and we shouldn't get our hopes up that he will.
(unless there is someone he actually listens to that would tell him he should, I guess - Rove?)
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Mon Apr-24-06 09:17 PM
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Whoever they are. We should be putting faces with companies too. I get the feeling people knew who the railroad and oil and mining tycoons were in the past. We should now too, they shouldn't be able to hide behind a logo. At some point, they'll push Bush-Cheney out, just like they did Nixon.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:14 PM
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10. finally - a true drop that is in the reported polls |
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Edited on Mon Apr-24-06 03:16 PM by faithnotgreed
usually he has been reported to be around 36-38% but 32 now thats a bit more like it and a solid drop all at once not just a point or two
if faux has him at 33 and cnn at 32 we can only guess how low it really is
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:15 PM
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11. The wheels are off ..... when he hits 20s Repubs will be hard to find |
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Edited on Mon Apr-24-06 03:20 PM by Blackhatjack
Things are on a downward spiral, and now that the oil companies have a deathgrip on the American consumers, they are going to wring out every dollar of profit they can because they see the handwriting on the wall --Repubs in Congress will be out of power in 6 months, and there will be a rollback of all these energy giveaways. This is really bad for Bush, because he has no leverage over his oil company buds, and people are screaming bloody murder over gas prices, the loss of life and financial black hole in Iraq, and the tanking economy. Hope I am wrong, but the only thing that might save the status quo is either a new war on Iran or another terrorist attack on the homeland.
In any event, Bush cannot remain in office with approval numbers in the 20s for long without Republicans in Congress at least appearing to call him to account.
The wheels are off ... and Bush is or will be soon Kyrtonite to all Repubs.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:17 PM
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13. except for the swarms they will make sure to feature on the news |
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hi blackhatjack
welcome to du were glad youre here
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Mon Apr-24-06 05:11 PM
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37. That's been my thinking here. |
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The oil companies are taking what they can because come January 2007, Democrats will be investigating everything, including the oil companies.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:16 PM
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12. Wow, guess rearranging the deck chairs didn't work. n/t |
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:18 PM
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14. Might have even backfired. |
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Nobody believes in the mirage anymore.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:20 PM
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15. So much for the meme that his support had "stabilized"...n/t |
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:21 PM
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16. Beware the "Beware Iran" Lobby |
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Keep the pressure on to negotiate directly with Iran. Don't let talk about Iran being run by mad men go unchallenged. That is how it started with Iraq. There's nothing like a Summer War to scramble a Fall election.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:21 PM
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17. Keep up the public appearances, *W* - it's working great! |
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Next time, you'll be in the 20's!!!!!!!!!!!
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Tue Apr-25-06 09:24 AM
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:23 PM
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18. His loyal base is probably some where around 25% |
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BUT they may very well desert him considering the deficit. It is out of control and they know it...so all bets are off to how low it will go. This bushit of the 2 wars being on supplementals are impossible to justify..they maybe catching on to the over charging of this privatization of the military. They have no loyalty to Halliburton.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:26 PM
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20. What I'm loving, is how CNN is rubbing this in! |
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Wolfie just harps on and on about *'s plummeting poll numbers! :rofl: 'Bout time!
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Mon Apr-24-06 05:06 PM
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35. Which answers the burning question: |
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"How out of touch with reality will Blitzer have to be before he comes up for air?"
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Mon Apr-24-06 08:12 PM
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41. I think the loyal base is probably closer to Cheney's numbers. |
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The Sneerer-in-Chief is around 15% to 18%. The true, hard-core, Adolph-loving, goose-stepping, neo-convicts are below 20%
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Mon Apr-24-06 08:55 PM
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NEO-CON on TV more in the last few weeks than in the previous 5 years
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Tue Apr-25-06 07:29 AM
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48. I have noticed that also. Especially on C-SPAN, |
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which I have expected more of. :mad:
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:26 PM
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19. Hahahahahahahahaha ... Ingrown coat tails |
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Solid 20s by next month. He's going down like a rock.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:27 PM
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21. John Dean was right ... Bush is getting more dangerous |
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People better pay close attention to what Bush/Cheney/Rove and the neocons are doing. They are not blind to these poll numbers. They still have an agenda. Action by Congress to protect the country will likely be needed before the mid-term elections.
Can you imagine what things will be like if Repubs are swept from office all across the country?
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:30 PM
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23. They are very dangerous. But if they have no support & aren't trusted, |
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I'm hoping that they can't get away with another invasion of a sovereign country.
Welcome to DU Blackhatjack! :hi:
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Mon Apr-24-06 08:44 PM
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42. Hope is a dangerous alternative, what, with their backs to the wall. |
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A cornered animal strikes out as a last resort. That is precisely what they will do. They will show their strength through action. They will screw the entire globe even worse, just to be seen as decisive and in control. And the worst part of that is that their core base will celebrate such moves. Being braindead helps with all sorts of issues. Now is the most dangerous time in our country's history.
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:28 PM
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22. And, so it should be! |
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His numbers should be in free-fall!
Wonder if he will go into the 20's, and if so, when? Or will "Osama and his boys" :sarcasm: do something to scare us enough that they'll bounce back up? It will be interesting to watch.
TC
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:32 PM
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24. Last I heard, Cheney was at 19%. & Bush was at 2% among African-Americans |
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:51 PM
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25. If past is a guide, time for WH to send programming note to Viacom |
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Edited on Mon Apr-24-06 03:52 PM by Blackhatjack
Wonder what programming the White House will be suggesting that VIACOM run now that his poll numbers are heading toward the 20s? They have control of the MSM and his numbers are still just above 30%. Sounds like a train wreck in slow motion.
Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone!
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Mon Apr-24-06 03:59 PM
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26. That means (in theory) he's lost 1% of the Republican For Life crowd. |
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That's really hard to do. Even most crooked politicians don't go below 1/3.
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:05 PM
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27. Chris Matthews is the "miner's canary" for the Repubs |
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You know when Tweety starts asking tough questions and adopting the opposing side that things have gone to hell in a handbasket for Republicans. And there will be even more soon changing sides, hoping the American public will forget how they shamelessly supported and promoted this corrupt Administration. Tweety has seen these poll numbers and he knows Bush is done for, and big changes are coming. For those who will hear, Tweety is the danger warning.
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:07 PM
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28. Maybe that's why Tweety Bird isn't on Hardball today. |
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He's got nothing left to sing about. :D
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:08 PM
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29. There's a reason why Tweety is straying from Bush... |
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...his brother is running for Lt. GOvernor in Pennsylvania on the republican ticket and god forbid they tie in his brother with Tweety's Bush ass-kissing. Bad enough they have an idiot like Lynn Swann running as governor who has no platform and no plan for Pennsylvania but hopes to win because of his name. Add a brother of a Cable-News Bush suck-up to the ticket spells doom & gloom for repukes in PA
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:31 PM
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30. Just wait,, $3/gal gas thru Nov will register there as well ..... |
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There are many more important reasons to get rid of these corrupt Repubs than the price of gas, but 6 mos of $3 gas will drive home the point that Bush is going to do nothing to help anyone except his oil company buddies. Would not count my Repub victories in Nov before they hatch, even if I were Tweety's brother or had a football player's name.
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:33 PM
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31. It will be $4.00 soon. |
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:57 PM
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33. True. Also, $4 a gallon gas throughout the summer may be enough.... |
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Edited on Mon Apr-24-06 05:09 PM by AX10
to slow the economy down (it's not doing to so well as it is). Tie that in with the worsening situation in Iraq and people's lack of trust in Busholini, the GOP will take a brutal beating this fall!
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:45 PM
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32. Just 3 above Nixon when he resigned. |
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Mon Apr-24-06 04:58 PM
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Mon Apr-24-06 05:07 PM
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36. People notice $3-4 gas, increased prices at grocery, jobs loss ... |
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.... and they tend to hold those in power accountable when it is their own ox being gored. We are in for a huge financial "train wreck" as $1 billion in adjustable rate mortgages adjust up by the end of the year, and over half of those are barely making it now --on top of credit card pmts doubling in the next few months. Housing prices are dropping across the country, and the jobs being created are mostly service jobs, not the mid $30-40,000/yr jobs they lost.
His numbers could not possibly go up UNLESS we are attacked by terrorists or go to war with yet another country. Then it would not be for Bush, but for the country.
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Mon Apr-24-06 09:29 PM
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45. He's lower than snake shit and soon his numbers will join him |
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Tue Apr-25-06 07:26 AM
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47. Considering he has been propped up by MSM, that is pretty amazing |
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