(Zogby) Bush drops in new poll after British bust

[59millionmorons]

WOW

http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1157

[villager]

1. "but, but, Karl... you *promised!*"

(cue whining, drinking binges, etc.)

[Hawkeye-X]

2. : Bush Job Approval—34%

Trooth = 14%

[knowbody0]

3. fooling only the chosen few nowdays.

[civildisoBDence]

4. Tina Fay got it right on SNL

She said (paraphrased), "67% of Americans disapprove of the job Bush is doing as president.

The other 33% believe Jesus rode to church on a dinosaur."

Satire as thick as a president's skull

[ginnyinWI]

5. he's down for the count,

People who've decided he's a bad prez aren't going to change their minds. Especially since he just seems stupider every time he says anything.

I think even those who still say they support him know they're just being loyal--and that he doesn't really deserve their approval.

[RamboLiberal]

6. Amazing the Wal-Mart vote he gets

From the linked Zogby poll:

The numbers continue to reflect erosion in the President’s political base – just 62% of Republicans give him positive marks for his job performance, while 38% give him negative marks. Even among weekly WalMart shoppers – a demographic group identified by Pollster John Zogby as a critical support group for Bush – just 45% now give him positive job marks, though his numbers among those shoppers have improved 10 points since early June.

More than three out of four – 76% – of weekly WalMart shoppers voted for Bush over Democrat John Kerry in the 2004 presidential election, earlier Zogby polling showed.

Will these people ever figure out that it is Republican policies that are many of the reasons they are forced to shop at Wal-Mart? And that Dems are the ones who would better represent them? Guess I have to take solace that some of them are waking up.

[Clark2008]

9. The Wal-mart demographic!

:rofl:

[VOX]

7. May his numbers have the aerodynamic properties of a grand piano...

...dropped from a 17th-floor loft window. :grr:

[RebelOne]

8. Why am I hearing on the radio that Bush's poll numbers

got a boost after the British bust? At least, that's what the news said this morning.