That MSNBC poll WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[SoFlaJets]

who wants to bet THESE results won't be cited on Scarborough Country or Hardball

29854 web site responses
* Percentages may not total to 100% for each question due to non-responses

The percentages in blue represent the results of the national poll, not including your response.

The poll was taken July 10-11, 2003 and had a +/- 3 percent margin of error. 1. Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling his job as president?
Newsweek
Approve 22% 55%
Disapprove 77% 37%
Don't know 1% 8%
2. Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling the situation in Iraq?
Newsweek
Approve 20% 53%
Disapprove 78% 39%
Don't know 2% 8%



3. How confident are you that the United States will successfully establish a stable democratic form of government in Iraq over the long term?
Newsweek
Very confident 11% 15%
Somewhat confident 12% 39%
Not too confident 24% 24%
Not at all confident 53% 16%
Don't know 1% 6%
4. How well do you think U.S. efforts to establish security and rebuild Iraq have gone since major combat ended on May 1?
Newsweek
Very well 7% 12%
Somewhat well 12% 39%
Not too well 20% 28%
Not at all well 60% 16%
Don't know 1% 5%



5. This week the bipartisan panel investigating September 11 complained that federal agencies were not cooperating fully or quickly in providing information relevant to their inquiry. Do you think this lack of cooperation is motivated more by:
Newsweek
Concerns about protecting classified information and national security 12% 28%
A desire to cover up embarrassing or politically damaging information 66% 42%
Both equally 15% 10%
Neither 3% 5%
Don't know 4% 15%
6. Would you support sending U.S. military forces to the African nation of Liberia to participate in a peacekeeping operation there?
Newsweek
Yes 34% 51%
No 50% 36%
Don't know 17% 13%



7. In general, would you like to see George W. Bush re-elected to another term as president?
Newsweek
Yes 21% 47%
No 77% 46%
Don't know 2% 7%
8. In general, which of the following do you think will be more important in determining your vote for president next year?
Newsweek
The economy and jobs 49% 50%
Terrorism and homeland security 6% 22%
Both equally 40% 25%
Other/Don't know 5% 3%

[GainesT1958]

1. Those numbers reflect the LATEST poll...

Versus the MOST RECENT previous one, right?

:wow: WOW!

That's nothing short of STUNNING!:D

And it's also what happens when it--finally--dawns on folks that they've been BLATANTLY LIED TO! :mad:

Oh, well, there's no doubt that Dub REALLY EARNED this one...here's hoping, in the lyrics of the late, great Steve Allen, that "This could be the start of something big!" :eyes:

B-)

[THX1138]

2. I believe

the numbers on the left represent responses to their internet poll and the numbers on the right are from the Newsweek poll. Same questions, different methodologies:

http://www.msnbc.com/news/938046.asp

[revcarol]

3. Sorry, those numbers on the left reflect

the people on the internet taking the poll compared to the Newsweek sample (ALWAYS RIGHT-LEANING!!)}(

Sez I, after bursting your bubble, take a look at the re-elect numbers in BOTH polls!! And there are several other places where Bush falls on his nose, even among the chosen Newsweek people.

[Old and In the Way]

4. Somewhere between these 2 sets of numbers lies the real

sentiments of the American people...somewhat less than MS-NBC, cwetainly more than Newsweek.

[VoteClark]

5. I love those numbers!!!!!!

The ones that ask what issues they would vote on. HEHE
Anyone can beat Bush on the economy issue. Clark is the best candidate for the terrorism/national security. Guess that is like what 70%+ of the concerns ritht there. : )

J4Clark