Poll: President Bush's disapproval numbers rise

Source: CNN

Monday, April 16, 2007
Poll: President Bush's disapproval numbers rise

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- More Americans disapprove of President Bush's stewardship of the country than they did in March, according to a new CNN/Opinion Research Corporation Poll.

Last month, Bush's disapproval rating was at 56 percent, but it has climbed to 62 percent, while his approval rating dropped from 37 percent to 36 percent.

The last time the majority of people approved of the way the president was handling his job was in March 2005.

"The president has been without majority approval for over two years," CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider said....

Read more: http://www.cnn.com/POLITICS/blogs/politicalticker/2007/04/poll-president-bushs-disapproval.html

Remarkable. He sure as a way of polarizing a nation, huh?

Then I read your post. :D

:thumbsup:

murdering and torturing innocents, and wasting our soldier's lives. The fact that we all loathe and despise him for it is just icing on the cake.

He's beyond disgusting and evil.

Perhaps Chimperor, like Hitler before him, would also laugh at my "liberal weakness" at still giving him the benefit of the doubt or thinking he was anything like us Filthy Little Nobodies.

As always, the Enlightenment Person is examining and weighing evidence while the Totalitarian Person is running them through the belly with a bayonet. After all, whatever Bushler is, he has no doubts nor hesitation, like many sociopathic state criminals throughout history.

However, as history shows, when Enlightenment get pissed, then Loyal Nazis and Loyal Bushies...LOOK OUT!

I hope your last sentence is correct.:toast:

how much more misery is he going to put on the American people. Get the fuckin guy out he has some issues, he needs psychological and psychiatric help. He's out of control.

...Janeane Garofalo and Sam Seder to appeal to the majority which disapproves of Bush:

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I mentioned the current liberal-conservative imbalance in their programming, and also mentioned Olbermann's success. Keeping fingers crossed for Janeane and Sam coming to MSNBC. :crossfingers:

polls added must add up to 150% instead of 100%. And anything left would automatically be included to favor the president.

His freakshow base isn't that large. No chance 3.6 people out of 10 support him.

That's why polls are "designed" and not just "done."

I expect an honest poll would now have him no higher than 27%, but that's just my opinion.

What he has left are the rich benefiting from his economic policies, the true faith based idiots, and the people who don't care for him, but hate progressives more than they dislike Bush/Chenney. The Rich are about 1-2% maybe, the idiots I'd guess at around 10%. The rest are more into hate of the left than support of *.

"The president has been without majority approval for over two years," CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider said. "That's longer than any president since Harry Truman."

WTF?

....the way he used 9/11 and tried to use Katrina to bolster his ratings and move along his agenda...

Damn. Just damn. I sure hope he doesn't do that.

In fact, it's one big reason his ratings have been in the toilet for so long.

In reality, I'm willing to bet his approval ratings are no higher than the 'teens.

Large numbers of gullible people is a big problem for any society.

and that trend doesn't look like it's going to change before he leaves.

of the population has *finally* decided that he's as big a clown as we have long believed? If his disapproval rate has gone to 62 (an increase of 6) and his approval has dropped by one (MOE aside) that equals 5 percent of some sector has changed its collective mind. (Somebody check my math!) Who would that be? Independents? Or Base Conservatives?

It's a poll of our fellow American's poor performance. He should never have been elected in the first place. Or rather, the election should never had been close enough to steal. As I'm buying gas at $2.80 a gallon my only happiness is that the morons are paying this blood money too, and they have the realization that they are the fools that caused this scamming of America. Sadly, they'll never feel the responsibility for all the murder because that doesn't touch them or visibly effect their pocketbooks. This situation we're in this country's fault... stupid, greedy pigs. George Bush is just a carney at the fair yelling "Step right up!... try your luck!", over and over and over and over and over.......

with a MANDATE, even :puke:

sure :eyes:

Most people think he's doing a piss-poor job, yet he somehow managed to "win" in '04, over a far, far superior candidate. Strange...

Washington Journal. There's no way a reasoned, sane person with any shred of humanity can support this regime.

A president that fails to obey the law, fails to enforce the law.

impeachment is too good for him.

the Dean of the Washington press said so???

and to think I used to respect him, lol.

Of all the range of emotions I can feel for Dave Broder, nothing comes close to even rhyming with respect

I wonder if that's the highest disapproval rating for a sitting President.

that a President has had such a high disapproval rating.

If I remember correctly Clinton had about 62% approval during the impeachment hearings.

Bush won most of the voters who backed Perot in 92 and 96. That is why Bush won the electoral college in 2000 and the popular vote in 2004.

But now the only ones who still approve of this loser are the die-hard supporters who backed Bush's dad in 1992 and loathed Clinton for being the most successful President in nearly four decades! Even those who latched on to being compassionate conservatives and winning the War on Terrorism now only feel contempt whenever these same Republican tricks reused.

the booming deficits, Bush's failure to keep our country safe, and the Democrats' strategy in Congress of holding Bush accountable in Iraq has given our party a needed boost in every part of our country. Even if Democrats don't win the White House in 2008, we have another opportunity to substantially increase our majority in Congress and to make our presence known in state and local elections.