Chimp-in-Chief's Missouri disapproval rating up to 58%

[Anarcho-Socialist]

Missouri

Approve: 38%
Disapprove: 58%

U.S.A. average

Approve: 41%
Disapprove: 55%

Link: http://surveyusa.com/50StatePOTUS0805.htm

[skooooo]

1. yow!!!

Georgie hit the jackpot there!

[deadparrot]

2. Damn straight.

I knew a good chunk of my Missourians would come to their senses eventually.

[TwilightZone]

3. Amazing. Where were these people in November!!

South Dakota is also a shock at 52% negative:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=2016169&mesg_id=2016169

[Old and In the Way]

6. Makes you wonder about those voting systems.

I can't think of any one thing that's really changed since last November. There was a clear choice and, given the rampant corruption in the Republican Party today, I can only conclude the results were cooked.

[havocmom]

4. Get the fork! He's done.

Way to poll, Missouri!

[Old and In the Way]

5. I think we've finally reached the saturation point.

Like a chemical solution when more and more solids are held in solution until it reaches it saturation point....then everything breaks down and titrates out of suspension.

The American people have reached that point, his polling floor is unstable and he could well lose the rest of the country....except for those who are as delusional as he is.

Public opinion is a powerful thing....the apolitical usually side with the status quote when things are evenly split. Now that a clear majority is against Bush, these people are moving with the majority.

[Anarcho-Socialist]

7. The price of oil, the costs of healthcare, the Iraq War

inflation on the rise, falling real wages, an economy that isn't creating enough jobs, civil liberties, Medicaid cuts, Congress pork barrel, rising poverty.

All this and the president is someone who likes to take more vacations in a year than the average worker does in 15 years.

I wonder which issue was the straw that broke the camel's back? Or perhaps all the aforementioned issues have just combined to the effect that the typical voter has stopped listening to the daily distortions from the corporate media, the GOP and that Junkie Limbaugh; and have instead woken-up and are thinking for themselves.

In the meantime, the right will look for someone to blame: Clinton, blacks, unmarried mothers, hispanics, muslims, gays, atheists. Who knows? One thing is certain is that no republican will ever take responsibility for when things go wrong.

[autorank]

8. Right, and they want us to think Bush won Missouri in 2004. LIE

Thanks for the update from the "show me or I'll kick your ass" state!

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