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FOX News Poll: Bush 33%

FOX News Poll: Bush 33%

FOX:

"President Bush's job approval rating slipped this week and stands at a new low of 33 percent approve, down from 36 percent two weeks ago and 39 percent in mid-March."



http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/04/20.html#a7982

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,192468,00.html



If Faux has him at 33% his real numbers must be in the 20s.

Somehow though, the Democrats will find a way to lose lol.

Re: 33%

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Originally posted by DaveSZ Somehow though, the Democrats will find a way to lose lol.

I think this is the only sure thing out there right now. -sigh-

isn't this the second thread about bush's approval rating?

people have no real thoughts, so they keep posting crap about our president that has no relevance to anything political, it's just garbage and popular opinion.

I will not blindly support our president, but I will also not blindly oppose him.

Now, onto more pressing matters...

Re: 33%

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Originally posted by DaveSZ If Faux has him at 33% his real numbers must be in the 20s.

thats just so stupid.

Re: Re: 33%

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Originally posted by Q5echo thats just so stupid.

lol, that just flew right over your head.

i guess so

looks like Bush needs another 911 to get some love from the people.

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Originally posted by hardcore trancer looks like Bush needs another 911 to get some love from the people.

Don't say that.

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Originally posted by shaolin_Z Don't say that.

Sadly, he's right, though. He only gets high approval ratings by being placed in situations where the American people have to support him and his efforts because it's the only patriotic option. You only have to look at the chart


BTW, today's numbers have him down to 32% on the CNN poll

Once Bush gets gas prices lowered then his approval ratings will go up. I'd guess we'd see a bump up in his ratings after today's speech.

Also, those ratings aren't as bad as the Congress.

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Originally posted by deprivation Once Bush gets gas prices lowered then his approval ratings will go up. I'd guess we'd see a bump up in his ratings after today's speech. Also, those ratings aren't as bad as the Congress.

Why would he want to do that?

His boys are raking it in.

No, get used to $3 and up gas.

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Originally posted by DaveSZ Why would he want to do that? His boys are raking it in. No, get used to $3 and up gas.

it's so sad to see the ignorance of how a world commodidity performs, influencing the thought processes of seemingly rational liberal. oh well.

IT'S GOTTA BE BUSH"S FAULT!!!!!

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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy Sadly, he's right, though. He only gets high approval ratings by being placed in situations where the American people have to support him and his efforts because it's the only patriotic option. You only have to look at the chart

That jump in april 2003 was, I'm asssuming, after 3/11 madrid bombing?

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Originally posted by Marc Summers That jump in april 2003 was, I'm asssuming, after 3/11 madrid bombing?

No it was the start of the Iraq war.

dont trust foxNews but anyway bush cant be elected again thanx god

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Originally posted by CranberryJuice dont trust foxNews but anyway bush cant be elected again thanx god

Bush and other members of his administration are trying to pass a bill to change the two term limit in the constitution. Clinton also has a hand in this. We'd better hope for the sake of progress that this bill doesn't pass, otherwise we'd be stuck with the same policies forever.

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Originally posted by St_Andrew No it was the start of the Iraq war.

Oh, nice to see that our country is full of sunshine patriots.

EDIT: Madrid bombing was 3/11/04.. not 03, lol

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Originally posted by stevieboy32808 Bush and other members of his administration are trying to pass a bill to change the two term limit in the constitution. Clinton also has a hand in this. We'd better hope for the sake of progress that this bill doesn't pass, otherwise we'd be stuck with the same policies forever.

whats the number of that bill there Bernstien?

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Originally posted by Q5echo whats the number of that bill there Bernstien?

The bill can be found here at the Library of Congress webpage:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query...:H.J.RES.24.IH:

According to this other website this bill's current status "is still in the first step in the legislative process. Introduced House bills go first to House committees that consider whether the bill should be presented to the House as a whole. The majority of bills never make it out of committee."
link
By that statement I'm guessing the bill is still pending.

P.S. - What is Bernstien?

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Originally posted by stevieboy32808 The bill can be found here at the Library of Congress webpage: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query...:H.J.RES.24.IH: According to this other website this bill's current status "is still in the first step in the legislative process. Introduced House bills go first to House committees that consider whether the bill should be presented to the House as a whole. The majority of bills never make it out of committee." link By that statement I'm guessing the bill is still pending. P.S. - What is Bernstien?

sorry. you suprised me with that one.

it looks like that bill fizzled out in a House subcommittee. i cant find any further action than Feb 18, 2005.

Bernstien...the guy that took down Nixon.

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