Please DU this AOL POLL! Bush, Congress Will Investigate Response.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

http://aolsvc.news.aol.com/news/article.adp?id=20050903143909990003

[wakeme2008]

1. lol for AOL these numbers tell all

Which of the following was the main reason for the 'unacceptable' response?
Lack of leadership 67%
Bureaucracy 20%
Size of storm 13%

[Tesla]

3. Thay trust him ,huh??

Which investigation will be more valuable?
The Congress's 73%
The president's 27%
Which of the following was the main reason for the 'unacceptable' response?
Lack of leadership 67%
Bureaucracy 20%
Size of storm 13%
Total Votes: 21,24

[fasttense]

2. Done

Which investigation will be more valuable?
The Congress's 73%
The president's 27%
Which of the following was the main reason for the 'unacceptable' response?
Lack of leadership 67%
Bureaucracy 20%
Size of storm 13%
Total Votes: 21,186

[ElsewheresDaughter]

4. results so far......

Which investigation will be more valuable?
The Congress's 73%
The president's 27%

Which of the following was the main reason for the 'unacceptable' response?
Lack of leadership 67%
Bureaucracy 20%
Size of storm 13%

Total Votes: 21,311

[Totally Committed]

5. Lieberman "Investigating" Bush and Bush "Investigating Bush" will

have the same outcome. I guarantee it. Lieberman is the Bush point-man for the Democratic Party. So, how do I answer that first poll question? Neither "investigation" will be fruitful. Bosth will be white-washes.

What a waste of time and tax-payer money. Bush will get off, and that money could have been better used. (imo)
TC

[Hubert Flottz]

6. Let me guess...

The "investigation" will all be conducted behind closed doors. The Results of the investigation will not be made public, until after the mid term election in 2006...

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

16. And America will stand for it because they will be distracted by perhaps

another missing white woman, or another celebrity trial.....

[NoPasaran]

7. Done

I realize that Bushbots are just human garbage, but how much of a fuckwit do you have to be to pretend that the pResident's "investigation" will have any value whatsoever?

[Hubert Flottz]

21. At least Bush will be able to truthfully say he's created jobs for ...

the hacks and cronies he puts to work play acting on his new team of "Investigators"... Or will he outsource the jobs to republican hacks in India and China?

[jsamuel]

8. done

[madame defarge]

9. done

[Nightwing]

10. Done

:kick:

[shaniqua6392]

11. Done.

I can not believe anyone would vote for the prez to investigate himself. He issued the emergency response on August 27 and is completely responsible for the deaths in this tragedy. The director of FEMA used to be in charge of American Arabian Horse Association and now he is in charge of protecting the nation from disasters and/or terrorist attacks. Bush killed those people. Period.

[OhioChick]

12. Done n/t

[diddlysquat]

13. done.

[Kukesa]

14. Done. n/t

[Clintmax]

15. Done! The Congresses: 73%, Lack of leadership: 67%

Keep it up, Folks!

[Mist]

17. Figures now at:

Which investigation more valuable? Congress's 72% President's 28%
Main reason for unacceptable response:
lack of leadership 67%
bureaucracy 20%
size of storm 13%

[lonestarnot]

18. done!

[auburngrad82]

19. Done nt

[Greybnk48]

20. done n/t

[lakeguy]

22. done!

[Booster]

23. Done. They should let Fitzgerald tack this little blunder onto his

ongoing investigation.

[kliljedahl]

24. Done

Which investigation will be more valuable?
The Congress's 72%
The president's 28%
Which of the following was the main reason for the 'unacceptable' response?
Lack of leadership 67%
Bureaucracy 20%
Size of storm 13%
Total Votes: 34,801

[steely]

25. Done

Which investigation will be more valuable?
The Congress's 72%
The president's 28%
Which of the following was the main reason for the 'unacceptable' response?
Lack of leadership 67%
Bureaucracy 20%
Size of storm 13%
Total Votes: 34,814

[Greyhound]

26. Done and done n/t

[Douglas Carpenter]

27. done and kick and recommended