New polls show Bush not doing well

[FreedomAngel82]

I found this on the majority blog at AAR and thought it was pretty interesting. Could be good news for us in 2006.

http://www.majorityreportradio.com/weblog/index.php

he Senate has confirmed 35 of Bush's federal appeals court nominees; Democrats have blocked 10. Are Democrats right or wrong to block these nominations?

Right: 48
Wrong: 36

Do you support changing Senate rules to make it easier for Republicans to confirm Bush's judicial nominees?

Support: 26
Oppose: 66

George Bush job approval:

Approve: 47
Disapprove: 50

Approve the way Bush is handling...

Social Security:

Approve: 31
Disapprove: 64

Iraq:

Approve: 42
Disapprove: 56

Economy:

Approve: 40
Disapprove: 57

Energy:

Approve: 35
Disapprove: 54

Do you support a plan for people who chose to invest some of their SS contributions in the stock market?

Support: 45
Oppose: 51

Who do you trust to do a better job with Social Security?

Bush: 32
Democrats: 50

All in all, considering costs vs. benefits, was the war in Iraq worth fighting?

Worth it: 44
Not worth it: 54

Is the U.S. bogged down or making progress in Iraq?

Making progress: 39
Bogged down: 58

How confident are you Iraq will have a stable democratic gov't in a year?

Confident: 39
Not confident: 60

Does Bush understand the problems of people like you?

Yes: 40
No: 58

Does Bush share your values:

Yes: 47
No: 51

How would you describe the state of the economy:

Excellent/good: 37
Not so good/poor: 63

Who do you blame for oil price hikes?

Foreign oil countries: 26
U.S. oil companies: 23
Bush administration: 31

Should a political leader rely on his religious beliefs for policy decisions?

Should: 40
Should not: 55

Which party better represents your personal values:

Republicans: 38
Democrats: 47

Should Tom Delay step down or remain in his job?

Remain: 32
Step down: 41

[Deja Q]

1. 6 months too late. OTOH,

Kerry and the Dems would be blamed for the current mess, with repukes doing their best to frame us. Again.

[raysr]

2. Yeah

a little too late you dumb fuckin Bush voters! I'd laugh and say "you got it comin" but we're all gonna be fucked because of your stupidity.

[whistle]

5. In a way I'm glad Bush stole the election, he has to live with...

...the mess he and his neo-con, Dominionists right-wing federalists have created and perhaps when the mental tide turns in the country, these people and their kind will be wiped out of existence.

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3/22/05
AMERICA RULES! We're #1

By David Podvin

The World Health Organization has released a study that verifies the United States is the undisputed champion in mental illness*, dominating various pathologies ranging from anxiety to depression to poor impulse control. We easily vanquished underachieving Old Europe in post-traumatic stress syndrome, bipolar disorder, and bulimia nervosa. Additionally, our magnificent land trounced the supposedly productive Asian countries in both senility and agoraphobia, while coasting past Africa in pediatric hyperactivity. In fact, there would have been a gold medal sweep for America if Ukraine had not cheated by submitting doctored urine to edge us out in substance abuse.

In retaliation for Ukrainian treachery, “Chicken Kiev” will henceforth be known by every patriotic American as “Chicken Freedom”.

Distributing praise for America’s smashing victory requires giving the devil his due. Although liberals abhor complimenting the right wing, it is undeniable that without conservatives the United States would not even be one of the hundred craziest countries. This is especially true as it relates to the glamour categories of paranoia and psychosis.

Any nation that aspires to lead the world in mental illness requires a leader who is unabashedly mentally ill, and in this area America is truly blessed. Rather than educating himself on major issues of life and death by studying, George W. Bush faithfully listens to the voices in his head that have been keenly honed during a lifetime of not studying. Bush takes this approach based on his deeply held belief that only by remaining abjectly ignorant of all relevant facts can he possibly make a fully informed decision. His commitment to prioritizing fantasy over reality is strong and unyielding. The former Texas governor is a one-man psycho ward, and absent his sterling contribution the United States could never have achieved derangement preeminence.

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<link> http://www.makethemaccountable.com/podvin/more/050322_AmericaRules.htm

[Wizard777]

10. Me too

Frankly I'm tired of seeing Democrats cleaning up elephant crap. America needs to be reminded that the Republicans only make messes they never clean them up. That's what Democrats are for. Not anymore!You don't go running into quicksand and yell help us! help us! Then the Democrats come to thier rescue, pull you them out of the quicksand, and take them to prosperity. Only to have them turn around and run right back unto the quicksand. Frankly I think the worst think the worst thing we could do to the Republicans is leave them in office and wait for the mobs to appear.

[Initech]

3. Somebody quick, call a terror alert!

The people are beginning to question Bush, shots of Osama on the news 24/7 should scare them shitless!

[FreedomAngel82]

4. I'm surprised they don't do that anymore

:shrug: I guess since he was "re-elected" he doesn't have to worry about poll numbers and pleasing people. So how did he get re-elected again?

[WildClarySage]

7. Don't ask me. I don't believe he was.

[Treblig]

6. This is great; if true.

The more this administration is exposed for what their real agenda is the better. You'll still have the 'Bush-bots' and the 'Broken-glass Repubs' out there that think that Bush was ordained by God to lead this country --(gag), but I know that we can make a change if we just stick together. There are FReepers' over there posting their Opus's.

[DanCa]

8. Thank you for posting this

Suddenly I dont feel so alone anymore. :) Now if we can just get our people out too vote in the mid terms we have a shot at turning America back into a democracy again.

[FreedomAngel82]

9. I know how you feel

I love seeing numbers like that. :) I saw them on their blog and just had post them for y'all.

[jedr]

11. talked to a man today that basically mirrored all of the above;

When I ask him if he finally felt that Bush was the wrong man he told me that the reason all of this is happening is because this country has turned away from god?????!!!!!Go figure!

[FreedomAngel82]

13. Wha??

Seriously? Uh okay. So first he's appointed by God and then we're turning away from God? Uhm yeah. :crazy: You can't win!

[jedr]

14. you can't make ,stuff like this, up!

[lonestarnot]

12. LFUCKINGOL n/t