So almost 10% of the populace has turned on Bush 6 mos after the election?

[sallydallas124]

Gee, what happened to his majority? It's been relatively quiet since the election, what of significance has happened to turn so many against him in such a short period of time?

Could it be that his mandate was just a bunch of election-screwing hoo-hah?

[rpannier]

1. Would have been nice if they had done that

before the eelection

[sallydallas124]

2. No kidding

[FreedomAngel82]

3. At least it shows to me

there are people out there who have some sort of consecious and want change. Now I wonder if they'd vote next year and democratic.... I don't care if they never vote democratic again. Next year is the only thing that matters to me.

[OldLeftieLawyer]

4. Mandate?

As my car's bumper sticker says, "Mandate My Ass".

[givemebackmycountry]

7. Man, that's one thirsty kitty!

That cat is slamming dem beers.
Somewhere in 'merica there is a litter box getting a workout!

:toast: :toast: :toast: :toast: :toast: :toast:

[OldLeftieLawyer]

8. heh heh heh

What do you think they call it a CATheter?

(I just thought of that ............)

(Time to go to bed...........)

[RobertSeattle]

5. As Malloy says

Wars, deficits, distortions, lies, loss of world respect, 1600 dead, bankruptcies, but "at least the gays can't get married!"

[DemBeans]

6. I think the difference is...

The polls we paid attention to pre-election were comprised of likely or registered voters. The polls we're seeing now are from the general public, registered to vote or not. I suspect he's always been far less popular in polls that don't focus on voting status.