Bush Approval Hits Lowest Point in U.S.

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July 30, 2005
Bush Approval Hits Lowest Point in U.S.

President Bush, illegal immigration, laws, crimes, Congress, Senate, CAFTA, guest worker, amnesty



(Angus Reid Global Scan) – Fewer Americans are openly supporting George W. Bush, according to a poll by Gallup released by CNN and USA Today. 44 per cent of respondents approve of the president’s performance, a five per cent drop in less than a week.

The current approval rating is the lowest for the sitting president in a national Gallup poll. Bush had his best showing in a survey conducted in late September 2001, where 90 per cent of respondents were satisfied with his performance.

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Wonder why this comes as no surprise??? WHAT will it TAKE to wake those idiots up? They just keep plodding along as if nothing is happening that should cause such distrust among the American people. I wonder if he's still saying, "If you're not with us, you are against us" or, "If you're not with us, You are the enemy"???? Seems as if he has more enemies now than friends. That SHOULD be a red flag to him but, believe me, it won't be. They are just OBLIVIOUS.

44 sounds a bit high to me. I highly doubt that 44 percent of us are satisfied with Mr. Bush.

Well--we know who they DIDN'T include in their poll!!! I wish they would come to ALIPAC and see if they could get ONE percent who were satisfied with his job performance. But, don't forget--there ARE those who would NOT admit that he had let them down. I have a friend like that. I KNOW she isn't happy with him but she would choke before she admitted it to me because she is now seeing how right I was last year and how wrong she was. So, if they called her, she would probably say she was satisfied. There are those dyed-in-the-wools.

8) I think this is a misprint. I believe his approval rating is 4%, not 44%.

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Originally Posted by LegalUSCitizen

8) I think this is a misprint. I believe his approval rating is 4%, not 44%.

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LegalUSCitizen, I still think that you are giving him too much credit :P

YES! YES! YES! YES!

This is exactly what I was waiting to see!

We felt a loss on CAFTA would help cascade the Bush approval ratings downward which is what we need. We need Bush as a lame duck so he can't get his agenda of opening the borders legitimized by the Congress!

Ive had my fingers crossed awaiting this report. Bush put himself out in the open supporting CAFTA and I think the Dobbs poll gave us a glimpse of public sentiment on that.

This is exactly what we needed. Everyone prepare yourself. I hope some of you will not mind if I borrow a Clinton campaign line from 92 and modify it.

Im starting work right now on a piece called "It's illegal immigration STUPID!" and we are going to slam the hell out of Bush on Sunday and Monday.

We have to push him back before he can fully deploy this public relations campaign aimed at further deceiving the public and destroying our movement.

YES! It appears his slimey victory on CAFTA will come at a greater cost than he counted on.

W

I will help in any way that I can.

Truly I don't agree with a 44% approval rating. I have no idea who they might be asking other than his relatives. I know of no one...absolutely no one...who approves of Bush and his shenanigans.

True CAFTA will kill him politically...they've said so openly..that he spent much political capital to get that passed...and he will soon start to feel the pain of it.

RR

You have to wonder how they pose the questions in these polls anyway. But, as I said earlier, I do have one friend who won't ADMIT that she doesn't agree with Bush anymore. She thinks he is doing a wonderful job. It has gotten SO BAD that we just cannot even discuss politics anymore because I get SO MAD that I am SCREAMING!! So, I'm afraid to even ask her now if she approves of the job he's doing. She wouldn't admit it to me if she didn't because then I could say, "I told you so"!!!

I HOPE that the CAFTA deal will hurt him as much as it has hurt us. I want him to PAY and PAY DEARLY for screwing us once again. But, I swear---some people are SO STUPID that they REALLY BELIEVE that it is a good thing. And, some people just can't EVER be convinced.

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I HOPE that the CAFTA deal will hurt him as much as it has hurt us. I want him to PAY and PAY DEARLY for screwing us once again. But, I swear---some people are SO STUPID that they REALLY BELIEVE that it is a good thing. And, some people just can't EVER be convinced.

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It will, and for those who don’t or won’t listen, then just move on and tell the next person. I think we all need to share what Bush has done to our country. Not just on this board where 99% agree with us, but everywhere we can. I am personally promoting a third party. The Democrats and Republicans have screwed us for far too long.


"If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier - just so long I'm the dictator." George Bush: CNN December 18, 2000

Watch the video
http://www.newsgateway.ca/bush_dictator.htm

CNN Transcript
http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0012/18/nd.01.html

I've been telling ALL of my friends that it's time for a VIABLE third party. I really believe this country is ready for one. When the two major parties have so divided the nation, it leaves a large chunk of people in the middle without a "home". And, I think that's where we are right now. I can't believe that many people condone the extremes to which both parties have moved so it seems like that might open the door for a party that would represent the people. I really would like a POPULIST PARTY. I like that name!

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http://www.alipac.us/article-580-thread-1-0.html

Obviously he wasn't given a psychiatric evaluation. :evil:

http://www.dailynews.com


Bush's doctors pronounce that he's 'fit for duty'

By Deb Riechmann, Associated Press

BETHESDA, Md. -- President George W. Bush was pronounced "fit for duty" after an annual checkup Saturday that showed that the 59-year-old commander in chief, an avid mountain bike rider, has lost eight pounds since his last physical exam in December.
"I'm feeling pretty good," Bush said as he left the National Naval Medical Center in suburban Washington.

In December, Bush weighed 199.6 pounds, six pounds more than in the summer of 2003. He attributed the weight gain to munching too many doughnuts during his re-election campaign.

On Saturday, the scale showed the nearly 6-foot Bush at 191.6 pounds.

A four-page medical summary issued by the White House said Bush remains in the "superior" fitness category for a man of his age.

A separate statement signed by nine doctors who conducted the physical said there is "every reasonable expectation that he will remain fit for duty for the duration of his presidency."

Doctors prodded and probed the president for a little more than three hours, checking his heart, lungs, eyes, muscles and skin.

Doctors used liquid nitrogen to freeze a noncancerous skin growth on his neck. The medical summary indicated the president has skin lesions consistent with sun damage and recommended that he use sun screen and wear a hat.

Bush scored above average on a wide range of tests.

Bush's overall cholesterol count remains at a healthy level, despite a slight rise to 178 from 170 seven months ago. There was a small drop in his high-density lipoprotein (HDL) count, or "good" cholesterol, and a small rise in his low-density lipoprotein (LDL) or "bad" cholesterol. Still, both levels were within healthy ranges.

Doctors said cholesterol-lowering drugs were not necessary. The president was advised to continue healthy eating and exercise habits.

"He's in superior health," White House spokesman Dana Perino told reporters after Bush returned to the White House. "I think you all know he's got a terrific fitness routine. It's a good example for Americans."

The president's medical profile shows a low to very low risk of coronary artery disease. His resting pulse rate dropped to 47 beats per minute from 52. Well-trained athletes typically have resting pulse rate of between 40 and 60 beats per minute.

After his exam, Bush met for more than an hour with 14 Marines wounded in Iraq and relatives of a Marine who was wounded in Afghanistan. This Marine was having a medical procedure when the president was at the center.

"It's a remarkable experience to meet with these incredibly courageous souls who keep their spirit," Bush said before flying back to the White House aboard Marine One. "I met with their parents. I met with the healers who work here at Bethesda."

Sounds like Bush has fallen from grace, huh??? Wonder when the other 44% will realize what an IDIOT he is???

That is FUNNY!! A psychiatric exam!!! Well, we all know how he would fare on that one!!!

I bet he wished he hadn't given the finger to those that opposed CAFTA! And, I bet now he understands the word, "Shafta"!!!

I turned against President Bush the day he called the Minutemen "vigilantes." It wasn't so much the technical meaning of the word but the way he spit the word out, as if the people who took action to defend our borders were vermin. That did it for me. Now i don't agree with much of anything he says because I think he needs to get his priorities straight.

I get frequent mailings from the GOP and I send frequent letters in response to each plea for help telling them that when the government starts defending our borders or they start running candidates who will, I might consider supporting them again. I find it interesting that DeLay, Frist, and a few others who probably have aspirations to the presidency are all of a sudden against illegal immigrants while at the same time they play footsies with a President who would give all twenty million amnesty.

I. too, am convinced that neither the Republicans nor the Democrats have any desire whatsoever to defend this land, which was once self-sufficient, and I, too, am ready for that new political party that will knock them both off the pedestal for a fresh start that will stop pandering to special interests and look at Americans first.

CAFTA made me furious and it will destroy this nation. The morons who voted it in surely must have reason to expect personal gain by selling this country down the river and they need to be voted out of office. 2006 is on the way. Let's get rid of them!

Sometimes it just takes ONE ISSUE that is important to an individual for them to wake up and see EVERYTHING that has been going on in Washington right under our noses. So, don't feel bad that it took the "VIGILANTE" remark by Bush to open your eyes, JuniusJnr. Now that your eyes are opened on that issue, you will begin to see a WHOLE LOT of things that Bush and Company are pulling off without our knowledge. I think this is what happened to most of us--some sooner than others--but the knowledge, nonetheless, that we are being screwed by our government--
STARTING RIGHT AT THE TOP.

I also agree about Frist and Delay. It strikes me as extremely odd that, our of the clear blue, they come out FOR certain issues that, in the past, they have supported the President's opposite position. I am suspicious of ANYONE who does an about-face just about the time they start thinking about running for President.