Bush Hits 25% Approval (ARG)

[kpete]

Bush Hits 25% Approval

According to a new American Research Group poll, just 25% of Americans approve of the way President Bush is handling his job as president and 71% disapprove. These are record lows for the survey.
When it comes to Bush's handling of the economy, 23% approve and 73% disapprove.

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2007/07/23/bush_hits_25_approval.html
http://americanresearchgroup.com/economy/

[hatrack]

1. Woo-HOO!!!

K&R

[Nunyabiz]

2. I find it shocking that it is that high.

[indepat]

8. We're talking real "hard core" here

[MrMickeysMom]

24. Probably, because it really isn't that high. Amazing, huh?

[tabasco]

33. Pervasive corporate propaganda on the airwaves is the reason.

But people of average intelligence catch on after awhile.

[NRaleighLiberal]

3. Not so much a "hit", but a continuing "stumble!".... like a drunk!

[Virginia Dare]

28. rather fitting, isn't it?...n/t

[MLFerrell]

31. Hey, don't insult we drunks like that!

Not all of us are psychopathic, warmongering, ineffectual shitheads.

:)

[bdamomma]

4. * loves the idea of being so defiant, prick ass man

[panader0]

5. bush is so low he could play handball against a curb. n/t

[flying rabbit]

21. Bush is so low

he needs a ladder to pick up a dime.

[CottonBear]

6. Whoah! He's really sinking like a rock at this point.

Republic campaign contributions have dropped along with the Pretzeldent's poll numbers.

That said, I know quite a few of the 25% who still practically worship Bush* and his cabal. Mostly they include business executives (lawyers, bankers, CPAs, etc) real estate developers, real estate investors, former oil executives and former members of the US armed forces.

[bunkerbuster1]

19. It's getting down to those who either profit directly or THINK they profit directly

from a Bush Preznitcy.

That's about all anyone has. "The Dow is up! Military contracts are up! Iraq is a windfall!"

Which is another way of saying, as more people catch on that they're getting screwed, financially, it'll dwindle to 20% or less.

But he won't resign, and he won't leave unless he's carried out. We all know that now.

[CottonBear]

26. The real estate people are begining to feel the economic effects of the housing bubble bursting

but they are still likely to blame the Democrats for the situation. :eyes:

I am very worried that Bush* will not leave office voluntarily.

[Cooley Hurd]

7. And THAT'S with a repug-friendly media reporting on his performance!

Can you imagine what it would be if the corporate media actually reported the TRUTH about him?;)

[Diane R]

17. Exactly. 25%, and the media has protected him the entire 6 years. Imagine if they told the truth?

[Solly Mack]

9. it doesn't rightly matter how unpopular a war criminal wanna-be tyrant is

as long as said wanna-be tyrant holds the reigns of power

[annabanana]

20. ! ~One and a half years to go ~ !

As of July 23, 2007 at 11:55:51 EST, Dubya will be in office for another:
1.501 years or
19.52 months or
78.08 weeks or
546.54 days or
13,117.1 hours or
787,024.2 minutes or
47,221,449 seconds


He has 37.41% of his term left
http://www.everythingwrong.com/bushclock/bushclock-breakdown.php

[Solly Mack]

25. Hey annabanana!

Don't expect me to thank you for that! :(

787,024.2 minutes..and we all know a minute can feel like an hour

[spanone]

10. Kick and Reccomend

[bluestateguy]

11. Limbo Loooower now....

If the Democrats lose this election then they are losers who deserve to lose. The Republican nominee must be given the middle name of "Bush" If the Democrats lose I will start calling them the "Democrat Party".

[AndyTiedye]

22. The Repiglickins Still Own the Media, the Churches, and the Voting Machinez

We didn't deserve to "lose" in 2000 and 2004.
We don't deserve to lose or get robbed again next year either.

Unfortunately, they still own the media, the churches, and the voting machinez
and none of Bush**'s unpopularity is rubbing off on Repiglickin candidates,
who only trail ours by a few points.

[Phredicles]

12. And then there's the SEVENTY-ONE PERCENT disapproval.

How often do 71% of us agree on anything? But we know a walking catastropher when we see one...

[KharmaTrain]

13. Rule By "The Base"

Be assured this regime ignores these numbers...they don't care what a Majority of the Americans think...they only care about THEIR "majority"...50% of those 25% dead-enders.

As far as this regime is concerned, they've been a big success...the rich have gotten richer, the military industrial complex has unfettered access to the U.S. Treasury, the oil company stocks and stockholders are buying new Hummers and the entire Federal Government has been made a subsidiary of the repugnican party.

[Ezlivin]

14. Only the strong will survive this thinning of the herd

What Bush will be left with are the "Left Behinders", ready to take up arms to defend their Glorious Leader as he battles evil and hastens the return of Jesus.

[Stinky The Clown]

15. And what in HELL is stopping impeachment???????????

Can anybody explain why there's no serious talk of impeachment? Anybody? :shrug:

[Old and In the Way]

23. We had daily polls asking about a Clinton impeachment......

even though it was consistently made clear that a majority didn't think it was warranted. When a majority thinks this criminal administration should be impeached, our press doesn't want to ask the question.

[cynatnite]

35. Not enough votes n/t

[KoKo]

16. BUT...among Repugs in Survey ..68% Approve of way Bush is handling job!

(One wonders how this can be unless they are all MSM Owners, Wall Street Pundits or Fundamental Evangelical Christians. I guess the 26% of Repugs who disapprove are what used to be known as the Rockefeller Repugs) :eyes:

Among Republicans (30% of adults registered to vote in the survey), 68% approve of the way Bush is handling his job and 26% disapprove. Among Democrats (37% of adults registered to vote in the survey), 1% approve and 97% disapprove of the way Bush is handling his job. Among independents (33% of adults registered to vote in the survey), 18% approve and 79% disapprove of the way Bush is handling his job as president.

Overall, 23% of Americans say that they approve of the way George W. Bush is handling the economy, 73% disapprove, and 4% are undecided. Among registered voters, 23% approve and 72% disapprove of the way Bush is handling the economy.

[bdamomma]

18. kick

[endarkenment]

27. Democratic leadership response?

Better not take any risks? Time to get tough? Is the powder dry enough? Tune in at 11.

[Jack Rabbit]

29. Mid-twenties. Just like I said.

Please click here.

Now start impeaching.

[thedeej]

30. What are you all

worried about...He will be gone in a couple of years anyway.

[Jack Rabbit]

32. What are we worried about

1. An escalated war in Iraq;
2. That same war widened to Iran;
3. The further erosion of civil liberties;
4. God forbid that something should happen to the Frat Boy and then we get the Big Dick (you should realize that when anybody here talks about impeachment, we refer to a double feature);
5. Whatever other mischief they can get into;
6. A future tyrant stumbling into the White House believing that if Bush could do it, it must be OK for him to do it.

[Kurovski]

34. K&R (nt)

[femrap]

36. Can we IMPEACH NOW???? nt