Showing posts with label Bush approval ratings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bush approval ratings. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Take The Money And Run


It's funny to watch Sen. McBush try to distance himself from Dumbya and his policies. It's appropriate that McBush/McSame be called that, given the fact that he has voted with Preznit Chimpy 95% of the time.

Now, he's forced to do closed-door fundraisers with Dumbya, like the one tonight in Phoenix, because he doesn't dare be photographed with the Preznit. As Rethug congressional leader Tom Davis said recently, Dumbya is "radioactive" with his current approval level at 28% (vs. Raygun's 51% and Bubba's 57% at a comparable time in their administrations).

(photo: Looking for love -- and cash -- in all the wrong places)

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Dumbya's In The Dumps


The Gallup Poll released yesterday has the Presidunce at an all-time low in terms of job approval: 28%.

This should be precisely the percentage of votes John McBush gets in November if voters are paying attention.

Sunday, March 16, 2008

Let's Hope So


The Washington Post (hat tip: Huffington Post) carried an article today about the difficulties the Rethuglicans are facing in November. With oil at $108 a barrel, homes being foreclosed, Rethug scandals proliferating, layoffs rampant, a falling stock market, out of control deficits, and no end in sight in Iraq, Preznit Chimpy has presided over the decline of his party. Says retiring Rethug Rep. Tom Davis (VA) about Chimpy, "He's just killed the Republican brand."

It's incredible that 20 percent still think he's doing a bang-up job as Preznit. You can fool some of the people all of the time. The operative word being "fool."

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Bush's Third Term

A recent poll released by the American Research Group, Inc. has Dumbya's job approval rating at an all-time low of 19%. His approval rating for the handling of the economy is - - not surprisingly - - even lower: 14%.

Walnuts! McCain's positions on the major issues would virtually ensure that his election would be a "third" Bushit term. The Democrats would be insane not to point out this out over and over again.