Bush Approval At 29%. Lightwizard Predicts Future!!!!

I'd trust LW over all them neocons who continue to think we're making progress in Iraq.

Cicerone Imposter:

I'll say. After this, anyone who doesn't trust Lightwizard has to be out of his mind.

They are "that" too! Their ship is sinking, but they just don't want to get off. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out something is drastically wrong.

Bush Blames Polls on 'Battle Fatigue'

By Dan Froomkin
Special to washingtonpost.com
Thursday, May 11, 2006; 12:57 PM

President Bush yesterday blamed his dismal job-approval ratings not on anything he's done wrong, but on a nationwide case of "battle fatigue" over the war in Iraq, the standoff with Iran and high gas prices.

Bush said he "understands" why Americans are feeling pessimistic about the future -- but he urged them to be patient and said the growing public disapproval over his policies isn't changing his mind about anything.

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Well, when you try to exceed other President's records, it's not a good idea to aim for Nixon's.

Bank Broke Mountain.

I'm listening to the village idiot babble about illegal immigration and the miracles he is going to work. This guy is so out of touch with reality that it defies the imagination.


Trust the Wizard....... he is right on the money!

Maggs, That's a very good one!

May 26, 2006
Liberal, Moderate Republicans Show Large Drop in Support for Bush
Approval rating has dropped 19 points among this group since January


by Jeffrey M. Jones

GALLUP NEWS SERVICE

PRINCETON, NJ -- Since the start of his second term, George W. Bush's job approval rating has dropped almost 20 percentage points, including declines among key demographic groups. A Gallup analysis shows that Bush has lost the most support over this period from moderate and liberal Republicans, with most of this change coming in the last several months. Conservative Republicans remain solidly behind Bush, although their level of support for him has declined somewhat from the near-universal support they gave him at the start of his second term.

Bush's overall approval rating averaged 33% in the three most recent Gallup Polls, conducted in late April through mid-May. This is down from a 43% average in three polls conducted in January 2006, and a 52% average in three polls conducted in January 2005, as Bush began his second term in office.


And it keeps falling....

Hey........ I got an update!!