My prediction: Bush will break the "Nixon floor" between Feb. and May

Barrett808

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Mon Nov-21-05 04:43 PM
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My prediction: Bush will break the "Nixon floor" between Feb. and May

Using this graph, I�ve done a simple extrapolation:

http://www.pollkatz.homestead.com

Nixon�s lowest approval number was 24% in August, 1974. This was the lowest rating of any president since the statistic was measured. Extrapolating lower and higher trends, I estimate Bush will break the Nixon floor between February and May 2006.

Enjoy.

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NanceGreggs

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Mon Nov-21-05 04:44 PM
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1. Enjoy?

Words cannot express how much I am ENJOYING all of this! Thanks for the post!

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opihimoimoi

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Mon Nov-21-05 04:45 PM
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3. Maybe SOOOONER.....

TOAST < Bush is TOAST >

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adarling

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Mon Nov-21-05 04:45 PM
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2. yeah until they finally kill Zarkawi or whatever the hell his name is

i love how he replace bin laden because they couldn't catch him. Makes me sick, i hope your predictions are right.

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NanceGreggs

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Mon Nov-21-05 04:53 PM
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4. They keep setting the bar lower and lower ...

... watch for this Late Breaking News on CNN within the next six months:

"The WH confirmed reports this morning that Mohammed Al-aliar has been captured outside of Mosul. Al-aliar is thought to be the second cousin, twice removed, of a man who once shared a cab with Osama Bin Laden's secretary's neighbour's nephew."

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adarling

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Mon Nov-21-05 05:04 PM
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8. hahahha

then one day they will be like we don';t know where the hell he is so stop asking, we gave up along time ago.

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marmar

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Mon Nov-21-05 04:55 PM
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5. But I wonder how many people know who Zargawi is or what he does?

I know more than a few people who think he's the U.S.-appointed president of Iraq. The level of uninformed-ness in this country is rather frightening.

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adarling

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Mon Nov-21-05 05:07 PM
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9. they keep people that way

people are too tired after they get home from work to care about whats going on in the rest of the world. If we had a siesta like most countries then people would have enough time to sit and read the paper or watch the news. But then again, they would read and watch our shit of media sources.

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BillZBubb

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Mon Nov-21-05 04:56 PM
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6. Depends on energy prices.

If home heating goes through the roof this winter, Bush's poll numbers go through the floor. Otherwise, I think he's fallen pretty much to his lowest level. There are still a lot of sheeple out there.

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Barrett808

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Mon Nov-21-05 05:00 PM
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7. He'll probably get a tiny boost from the Iraq elections next month

But I suspect it won't even be measurable. After that, they have nothing to brake the freefall.

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katty

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Mon Nov-21-05 05:56 PM
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10. i'll take it-but I think January

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