bu$h* At 28%. I like what he's doing! - Democratic Underground

spanone

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Mon May-07-07 05:05 PM
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bu$h* At 28%. I like what he's doing!

As much as I detest this poor excuse for a 'president', he must be doing the right(wrong) thing cause only 28% of the people are buying his bullshit.

He is self-destructing.

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2007%5C05%5C07%5Cstory_7-5-2007_pg7_25

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shraby

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Mon May-07-07 05:08 PM
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1. Was that Newsweek poll taken after he vetoed

the Iraq funding bill, or before? If it was before, the next poll should be interesting.

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spanone

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Mon May-07-07 05:10 PM
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2. It was released on Saturday, taken before and during republican debate

Edited on Mon May-07-07 05:14 PM by spanone

When the NEWSWEEK Poll asked more than 1,000 adults on Wednesday and Thursday night (before and during the GOP debate) which president showed the greatest political courage—meaning being brave enough to make the right decisions for the country, even if it jeopardized his popularity —more respondents volunteered Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton (18 percent each) than any other president. Fourteen percent of adults named John F. Kennedy and 10 percent said Abraham Lincoln. Only four percent mentioned George W. Bush. (Then again, only five percent volunteered Franklin Roosevelt and only three percent said George Washington.)

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