AP-Ipsos survey: 70% of Americans say nation is headed in wrong direction

WASHINGTON - President Bush has hit new lows in public opinion for his handling of Iraq and the war on terror and for his overall job performance. Polling also shows the Republican Party surrendering its advantage on national security.

The AP-Ipsos survey is loaded with grim election-year news for a party struggling to stay in power. Nearly 70 percent of Americans believe the nation is headed in the wrong direction — the largest percentage during the Bush presidency and up 13 points from a year ago.

"These numbers are scary. We've lost every advantage we've ever had," GOP pollster Tony Fabrizio said. "The good news is Democrats don't have much of a plan. The bad news is they may not need one."

Democratic leaders predicted they will seize control of one or both chambers of Congress in November. Republicans said they feared the worst unless the political landscape quickly changes.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060407/ap_on_el_ge/troubled_republicans

An all-time low for this poll.

:toast:

THATS UNHEARD OF, give me a nice old fashioned cock-sucking intern anyday, at least the country didnt feel like it was going down the drain.

I think we should do some spring cleaning at what's that address, oh, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave??????????????