I am convinced Bush could eat babies on live TV and 30% of Americans would still adore him

http://www.pollingreport.com/BushJob.htm

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PRESIDENT BUSH – Overall Job Rating in recent national polls

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Dates % % % Disapprove
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Gallup 10/4-7/07 32 64 4 -32
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AP-Ipsos 10/1-3/07 31 66 * -35
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ABC/Washington Post 9/27-30/07 33 64 3 -31
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FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV 9/25-26/07 34 58 8 -24
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CBS 9/14-16/07 29 64 7 -35
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Gallup 9/14-16/07 36 62 2 -26
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Pew 9/12-16/07 31 59 10 -28
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FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV 9/11-12/07 37 58 6 -21
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AP-Ipsos 9/10-12/07 33 64 * -31
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NBC/Wall Street Journal
9/7-10/07 33 61 6 -28
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CNN/Opinion Research Corp. 9/7-9/07 36 61 3 -25
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USA Today/Gallup 9/7-8/07 33 62 5 -29
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CBS/New York Times 9/4-8/07 30 64 6 -34
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ABC/Washington Post 9/4-7/07 33 64 3 -31
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FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV 8/21-22/07 33 56 11 -23
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Pew 8/1-18/07 31 59 10 -28
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Gallup 8/13-16/07 32 63 5 -31
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Quinnipiac RV 8/7-13/07 29 64 7 -35
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CBS 8/8-12/07 29 65 6 -36
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AP-Ipsos 8/6-8/07 35 62 * -27
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CNN/Opinion Research Corp. 8/6-8/07 36 61 3 -25
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USA Today/Gallup 8/3-5/07 34 62 4 -28
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Newsweek 8/1-2/07 29 63 8 -34
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NBC/Wall Street Journal
7/27-30/07 31 63 6 -32
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Pew 7/25-29/07 29 61 10 -32
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CBS/New York Times 7/20-22/07 30 62 8 -32
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Diageo/Hotline RV 7/19-22/07 33 63 4 -30
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ABC/Washington Post 7/18-21/07 33 65 2 -32
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FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV 7/17-18/07 32 61 7 -29
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CBS/New York Times 7/9-17/07 29 64 7 -35
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Gallup 7/12-15/07 31 63 6 -32
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Newsweek 7/11-12/07 29 64 7 -35
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AP-Ipsos 7/9-11/07 33 65 * -32
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USA Today/Gallup 7/6-8/07 29 66 5 -37
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Newsweek 7/2-3/07 26 65 9 -39
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CBS 6/26-28/07 27 65 8 -38
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FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV 6/26-27/07 31 60 9 -29
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CNN/Opinion Research Corp. 6/22-24/07 32 66 3 -34
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Newsweek 6/18-19/07 26 65 9 -39
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Gallup 6/11-14/07 32 65 3 -33
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NBC/Wall Street Journal
6/8-11/07 29 66 5 -37
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Quinnipiac RV 6/5-11/07 28 65 7 -37
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L.A. Times/Bloomberg 6/7-10/07 34 62 4 -28
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FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV 6/5-6/07 34 57 9 -23
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AP-Ipsos 6/4-6/07 32 66 * -34
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USA Today/Gallup 6/1-3/07 32 62 6 -30
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Pew 5/30 - 6/3/07 29 61 10 -32
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ABC/Washington Post 5/29 - 6/1/07 35 62 3 -27
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CBS/New York Times 5/18-23/07 30 63 7 -33
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Diageo/Hotline RV 5/16-20/07 32 64 4 -32
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Remember, 18 or 19% of Americans think they are among the richest 1% of the country that really benefited from the Bush tax cuts. So, probably 75% of those people support Bush...

30% Jesus factor.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Jones

Jim Jones

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

James Warren "Jim" Jones (May 13, 1931 – November 18, 1978) was the American founder of the Peoples Temple, which became synonymous with group suicide after the November 18, 1978 mass murder-suicide by poison in their isolated agricultural intentional community called Jonestown, located in Guyana. Over nine hundred people died from cyanide poisoning or gunshot wounds after Jones ordered his men to kill visiting Congressman Leo Ryan and numerous members of his entourage.

Early life and founding of Temple

Jones was born in Crete, Indiana to Lynetta Putnam and James Thurman Jones.<1> He graduated from Richmond High School in Richmond, Indiana. He became a preacher in the 1950s. He obtained a bachelors degree at Butler University in 1961, and after graduate school at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, Jim sold pet monkeys door-to-door to raise the money to fund his own church <2> that would be named Wings of Deliverance. He later renamed his church the Peoples Temple, which was located in Indianapolis. He became an ordained minister in 1964 in the mainstream Christian denomination, Disciples of Christ. The church was distinctive for its equal treatment of African Americans, and many of them became members of the church. He started a struggle for racial equality and social justice, which he dubbed apostolic socialism. After leaving Indiana, the Peoples Temple cult built its home in Redwood Valley, California, because Jones believed it was one of the few places in the world likely to survive a nuclear holocaust. Jones authored a booklet, called "The Letter Killeth" pointing out what he felt were the contradictions, absurdities, and atrocities in the Bible, but also stating that the Bible contained great truths. He was particularly fascinated with his ability to manipulate people. Throughout the years, the young Jones perfected his craft and was very skilled in his new found art.<3> He claimed to be an incarnation of Jesus, Akhenaten, Buddha, Lenin, and Father Divine and performed supposed miracle healings to attract new members. Members of Jones' church called Jones "Father" and believed that their movement was the solution to the problems of society, and many did not distinguish Jones from the movement. The group gradually moved away from the mainstream.

Jonestown and mass murder-suicide

In the summer of 1977, Jones and most of the 1,000 members of the Peoples Temple moved to Guyana from San Francisco after an investigation into the church for tax evasion had begun. Jones named the closed settlement Jonestown after himself. His intention was to create an agricultural utopia in the jungle, free from racism and based on socialist principles.

People who had left the organization prior to its move to Guyana told the authorities of brutal beatings, murders and of a mass suicide plan, but they were not believed. In spite of the tax evasion allegations, Jones was still widely respected for setting up a racially mixed church which helped the disadvantaged. Around 70% of the inhabitants of Jonestown were black and impoverished. Religious scholar Mary McCormick Maaga argued that Jones' authority waned after he moved to the isolated commune, because there he was not needed for recruitment and he could not hide his drug addiction from rank and file members.<4>

In November 1978, U.S. Congressman Leo Ryan led a fact-finding mission to the Jonestown settlement in Guyana after allegations by relatives in the U.S. of human rights abuses. Ryan's delegation arrived in Jonestown on November 15 and spent three days interviewing residents. The delegation left hurriedly on the morning of Saturday November 18, after an attempt was made on Ryan's life by a man armed with a knife. The attack was thwarted, bringing the visit to an abrupt end. Congressman Ryan and his people succeeded in taking with them roughly fifteen Peoples Temple members who had expressed a wish to leave. At that time, Jones made no attempt to prevent their departure. However, Peoples Temple survivors reported that a group from Jonestown left shortly afterwards in a truck with the intention of stopping the delegation and members from leaving the country alive.

and geography. Their brains are literally wired differently: http://www.latimes.com/news/science/la-sci-politics10sep10,0,5982337.story?coll=la-home-center

in BushCO,they cannot let go.

Thanks, Old Crusoe -- that's the funniest thing I've read this week.

"hard work" line in the first debate.

I apologize to you northern neighbors for the mess our little George is making. We'll do better next time -- I promise!

(I'm still laughing over this -- just have a weird sense of humour, I guess.)

Don't worry about apologizing for Dubya. You have our sympathies up here (it's bad enough coping with Stephen Harper!).

praising his presidential abilities, growing economy, job rate, success in Iraq and the tired adage that we haven't been attacked since 9/11.
Either they just do not have a clue or have made lots of money on war industry stocks, which is the case in my area of rich Republicans.

as long as they have no conscience, no true religious or spiritual beliefs, no empathy for other living things or the earth, etc.

Yes, if money and power is absolutely all a person cares about, I suppose they might consider the war in Iraq and Afghanistan a "success."

in the Rose Garden during a press conference, and many Republicans would be commenting on how much like a President he looks ...

is if he has sex with that baby! Sorry to be so blunt, but that is the reality of those folks, imho.

"Fearless President Single-handedly Subdues, Devours Sleeper-Wearing Sleeper Cell," courtesy of our bootlicking media, Bill Kristol would rave about what a brilliant strategic decision it was while telling himself that he really isn't an incompetent nitwit, and Joe Lieberman would be making the talk show rounds (read: whoring himself on FoxNews) to tell anyone who'll listen that he would've done exactly the same thing in the president's predicament, and that if you're against eating babies, the terrorists win.

And the war media would show endless file footage of brown babies making evil grimaces and doing evil things, like crying.

Really this percentage is mainly the hard core republican cult and they won't change no matter what bush does.

* just did it to protect 'murka.

And furthermore, the apologist talking heads would get on TV and call anti-baby-eaters traitors.

Fox Noise would never air the video of Bush munching on babies, and if Fox Noise didn't report it, it didn't happen! Any of the stations airing it would be accused of editing the tape.

president was a victim of a suicide baby attack today

Ye Gods, they'd chant it from inside their porta-potties.

he's already been slaughtering them by the dozens, and nobody seems to care.