CNN Poll: Bush disapproval holds steady

[Harry Hope]

Thursday's poll found more Americans believe Democratic leaders would
move the country in the right direction than would Bush.

Fifty percent of those surveyed expressed support for the Democrats,
while 34 percent expressed confidence in Bush.

The war remains widely unpopular among Americans.

Figures released earlier this week showed that 63 percent opposed the
war, while 34 percent still support the four-year-old conflict.


From CNN, 9/13/07:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/09/13/bush.poll/index.html

WASHINGTON (CNN) --

Ahead of a national address on the war in Iraq, Americans remain
deeply skeptical about the policies President Bush is pursuing and
unhappy with his job performance, according to a CNN poll released
Thursday.

President Bush is expected to announce his plans for cutting back U.S.
troop numbers in Iraq.

The president's approval rating in the survey was 36 percent --
unchanged from an August poll and barely above where it was in
January.

At the same time, 61 percent of those polled disapprove of Bush's
performance in office -- and the same number said they believe his
policies are taking the country in the wrong direction.

____________________________________________________

Harry

 

[Taylor]

"Harry Hope" <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:brbie39jtlpokql264m5o2fps6r6mmoo54@4ax.com...
>
> Thursday's poll found more Americans believe Democratic leaders would
> move the country in the right direction than would Bush.
>
> Fifty percent of those surveyed expressed support for the Democrats,
> while 34 percent expressed confidence in Bush.
>
> The war remains widely unpopular among Americans.
>
> Figures released earlier this week showed that 63 percent opposed the
> war, while 34 percent still support the four-year-old conflict.
>
>
> From CNN, 9/13/07:
> http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/09/13/bush.poll/index.html
>
> WASHINGTON (CNN) --
>
> Ahead of a national address on the war in Iraq, Americans remain
> deeply skeptical about the policies President Bush is pursuing and
> unhappy with his job performance, according to a CNN poll released
> Thursday.
>
> President Bush is expected to announce his plans for cutting back U.S.
> troop numbers in Iraq.
>
> The president's approval rating in the survey was 36 percent --
> unchanged from an August poll and barely above where it was in
> January.
>
> At the same time, 61 percent of those polled disapprove of Bush's
> performance in office -- and the same number said they believe his
> policies are taking the country in the wrong direction.
>
> ____________________________________________________
>
> Harry

Bush approval rating is TWICE that of Pelosi/Reid and the other Dems in
Congress.

Ouch.

 

[zzpat]

Taylor wrote:

>
> Bush approval rating is TWICE that of Pelosi/Reid and the other Dems in
> Congress.
>
> Ouch.
>

Wrong. The approval rating of Congress is at an all time low but not
that of the Speaker. Pelosi has an approval rating of 35% while Reed
has a 21% approval rating. Bush's rating is 33%.

Pelosi and Reed are doing their best to destroy the Democratic Party but
so far most American still trust Democrats over Republicans.


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[David Hartung]

zzpat wrote:
> Taylor wrote:
>
>>
>> Bush approval rating is TWICE that of Pelosi/Reid and the other Dems
>> in Congress.
>>
>> Ouch.
>>
>
> Wrong. The approval rating of Congress is at an all time low but not
> that of the Speaker. Pelosi has an approval rating of 35% while Reed
> has a 21% approval rating. Bush's rating is 33%.
>
> Pelosi and Reed are doing their best to destroy the Democratic Party but
> so far most American still trust Democrats over Republicans.

From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the USA.

 

[George Grapman]

David Hartung wrote:.
>
> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the USA.

As opposed to Bush who after 9/11 invaded a country that had no
connection to those attacks and in 2002 said we found the WMDs that 4
years later Cheney admitted never existed.

Ever see a liberal Democrat smile and shake hands with Saddam?

Ever see a liberal Democrat hold hands with the Saudi prince?

 

[zzpat]

Harry Hope wrote:
>
> The war remains widely unpopular among Americans.
>
>
>

CNN still doesn't get it. Bush doesn't care what Americans think. He
thinks he's the decider. In his sick world, a world adopted by CNN,
Bush is our Supreme Commander. There is no democracy, no majority rule,
no room for holding Bush accountable, no room to stop a rogue tyrant,
no checks and balances. There is only Bush.

Would be that hard for CNN to say Bush continues to defy the will of the
people?

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[David Hartung]

George Grapman wrote:
> David Hartung wrote:.
>>
>> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the
>> USA.
>
> As opposed to Bush who after 9/11 invaded a country that had no
> connection to those attacks and in 2002 said we found the WMDs that 4
> years later Cheney admitted never existed.
>
> Ever see a liberal Democrat smile and shake hands with Saddam?
>
> Ever see a liberal Democrat hold hands with the Saudi prince?

Once more, you take things out of context.

 

[George Grapman]

David Hartung wrote:
> George Grapman wrote:
>> David Hartung wrote:.
>>>
>>> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the
>>> USA.
>>
>> As opposed to Bush who after 9/11 invaded a country that had no
>> connection to those attacks and in 2002 said we found the WMDs that 4
>> years later Cheney admitted never existed.
>>
>> Ever see a liberal Democrat smile and shake hands with Saddam?
>>
>> Ever see a liberal Democrat hold hands with the Saudi prince?
>
> Once more, you take things out of context.

Really? How are facts "out of context".


Fact: In 2002 Bush said we found WMDs.

Fact: In 2004 Cheney admitted there were no WMDs but said he still
would have backed the invasion had he known that at the time.

Fact: Even though conservatives still mention 9/11 and Saddam in the
same breath the administration admits there was no connection.

Fact: Bush never expressed concern about the torture by Saddam until
after 9/11.

Fact: The crimes by Saddam that led to his execution were committed
before Reagan and Rumsfeld armed him.

Fact: The majority of the 9/11 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia.

Fact: A minister in the Saudi government called suicide bombing
permissible.

Fact: When he was running for president Bush said that Clinton should
"jawbone OPEC" to lower prices.

Fact: As president Bush said he had no control over oil prices.

 

[George Grapman]

David Hartung wrote:
> George Grapman wrote:
>> David Hartung wrote:.
>>>
>>> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the
>>> USA.
>>
>> As opposed to Bush who after 9/11 invaded a country that had no
>> connection to those attacks and in 2002 said we found the WMDs that 4
>> years later Cheney admitted never existed.
>>
>> Ever see a liberal Democrat smile and shake hands with Saddam?
>>
>> Ever see a liberal Democrat hold hands with the Saudi prince?
>
> Once more, you take things out of context.

Really? How are facts "out of context".


Fact: In 2002 Bush said we found WMDs.

Fact: In 2004 Cheney admitted there were no WMDs but said he still
would have backed the invasion had he known that at the time.

Fact: Even though conservatives still mention 9/11 and Saddam in the
same breath the administration admits there was no connection.

Fact: Bush never expressed concern about the torture by Saddam until
after 9/11.

Fact: The crimes by Saddam that led to his execution were committed
before Reagan and Rumsfeld armed him.

Fact: The majority of the 9/11 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia.

Fact: A minister in the Saudi government called suicide bombing
permissible.

Fact: When he was running for president Bush said that Clinton should
"jawbone OPEC" to lower prices.

Fact: As president Bush said he had no control over oil prices.

 

[robw]

Wow, when the right wing talk people make your mouth move do they go in the
back of your head or right up your ass????


"David Hartung" <dhart1ng@quixnet.net> wrote in message
news:a6OdnU7SsMJ_RHTbnZ2dnUVZ_o3inZ2d@comcast.com...
> zzpat wrote:
> > Taylor wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Bush approval rating is TWICE that of Pelosi/Reid and the other Dems
> >> in Congress.
> >>
> >> Ouch.
> >>
> >
> > Wrong. The approval rating of Congress is at an all time low but not
> > that of the Speaker. Pelosi has an approval rating of 35% while Reed
> > has a 21% approval rating. Bush's rating is 33%.
> >
> > Pelosi and Reed are doing their best to destroy the Democratic Party but
> > so far most American still trust Democrats over Republicans.
>
> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the USA.

 

[robw]

Wow, when the right wing talk people make your mouth move do they go in the
back of your head or right up your ass????


"David Hartung" <dhart1ng@quixnet.net> wrote in message
news:a6OdnU7SsMJ_RHTbnZ2dnUVZ_o3inZ2d@comcast.com...
> zzpat wrote:
> > Taylor wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Bush approval rating is TWICE that of Pelosi/Reid and the other Dems
> >> in Congress.
> >>
> >> Ouch.
> >>
> >
> > Wrong. The approval rating of Congress is at an all time low but not
> > that of the Speaker. Pelosi has an approval rating of 35% while Reed
> > has a 21% approval rating. Bush's rating is 33%.
> >
> > Pelosi and Reed are doing their best to destroy the Democratic Party but
> > so far most American still trust Democrats over Republicans.
>
> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the USA.

 

[robw]

Once more, you have no answer.

You're an impotent joke.



"David Hartung" <dhart1ng@quixnet.net> wrote in message
newsIudnaBcUrZLfXTbnZ2dnUVZ_oninZ2d@comcast.com...
> George Grapman wrote:
> > David Hartung wrote:.
> >>
> >> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the
> >> USA.
> >
> > As opposed to Bush who after 9/11 invaded a country that had no
> > connection to those attacks and in 2002 said we found the WMDs that 4
> > years later Cheney admitted never existed.
> >
> > Ever see a liberal Democrat smile and shake hands with Saddam?
> >
> > Ever see a liberal Democrat hold hands with the Saudi prince?
>
> Once more, you take things out of context.

 

[robw]

Once more, you have no answer.

You're an impotent joke.



"David Hartung" <dhart1ng@quixnet.net> wrote in message
newsIudnaBcUrZLfXTbnZ2dnUVZ_oninZ2d@comcast.com...
> George Grapman wrote:
> > David Hartung wrote:.
> >>
> >> From what I see, Pelosi and Reid are doing their best to destroy the
> >> USA.
> >
> > As opposed to Bush who after 9/11 invaded a country that had no
> > connection to those attacks and in 2002 said we found the WMDs that 4
> > years later Cheney admitted never existed.
> >
> > Ever see a liberal Democrat smile and shake hands with Saddam?
> >
> > Ever see a liberal Democrat hold hands with the Saudi prince?
>
> Once more, you take things out of context.

 

[Jerry Okamura]

"zzpat" <zzpatrick@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:fcbruq721ep@enews4.newsguy.com...
> Taylor wrote:
>
>>
>> Bush approval rating is TWICE that of Pelosi/Reid and the other Dems in
>> Congress.
>>
>> Ouch.
>>
>
> Wrong. The approval rating of Congress is at an all time low but not that
> of the Speaker. Pelosi has an approval rating of 35% while Reed has a 21%
> approval rating. Bush's rating is 33%.
>
> Pelosi and Reed are doing their best to destroy the Democratic Party but
> so far most American still trust Democrats over Republicans.
>
Depends on how you ask the question, and it depends on who you ask....

http://www.galluppoll.com/content/?ci=27853