America falls out of love with Bush - UK graphic

here's the accompanying story:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/08/31/wbush31.xml&sSheet=/portal/2003/08/31/ixportal.html

Suicide bombing and the human and financial cost of occupying Iraq could spell the end of the Bush presidency, reports Julian Coman in Washington


Another week, another bomb. According to one White House adviser, August 19, the day suicide bombs exploded in Israel and at the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad, was "by far the worst political day for Bush since 9/11".

Friday's events in Najaf have deepened the sense of trepidation among President George W Bush's strategists and spinners.

Last week, a close aide to the President ventured an unlikely comparison that, a few months ago, would have drawn howls of derision from almost any audience in America. "Just like Jimmy Carter" during the Iran hostage crisis, said the aide, President Bush would pay a heavy price at the presidential elections of 2004, if his foreign policy was judged to have failed.

It is highly unusual for members of the Bush administration to draw parallels between the liberal Mr Carter and the leader of America's War on Terror. But, as daily horrors unfold in Iraq, these are unpredictable times in Washington.

and got more votes then Bush...always remember that ...Bush never has been the President. People dont want to admit it, even today, that we are living in a Coup. It can happen again. The Thugs wont like losing their power, and I foresee them doing anything they can to keep it.

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