Where are the people who said before the President's State of the Union address it's going to hike...?

Question

his approval rate?

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2006-05-08-bush-approval_x.htm

Correct me if I'm wrong but this does not appear to come close to that fifty percent I kept reading it would hit.

Proof that people read, hear, and see and then choose the truth that fits their beliefs, someone asking for a link. Hello!

Answer 1

The Really funny part is that, if his ratings did go up, they'd be linkin' them polls from now to election day, but I 'almost' feel sorry for them, to have this clown be their hero, it must be devestating to find out that he's been making fools of them all along.

Answer 2

I'm still trying to figure out why anyone cares one way or the other. The President is the President until 20 January, 2009, regardless if he and I were the only two people in the country who thought he was doing a good job. Polls are utterly meaningless, with the exception of the one held nationally on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November every four years...in which Bush is 2-for2.

Answer 3

i will no longer be able to furnish you an exact quote, yet I heard him say some thing approximately desirous to sign a bill that would desire to incorporate a provision that disallows contributors of Congress to be a area of Wall highway's interior procuring and promoting. I had to ask my son if I heard that properly. i think of he caught his objective audience off-shelter, too, with the aid of fact there became no reaction in any respect. i'm nonetheless questioning if I heard it properly. that would desire to be seen divisive - lol. hi, different than that, the only element that I heard him say that would desire to be construed as divisive is his help of immigrants who've been right here with the aid of fact the early formative years of project to grow to be electorate.

Answer 4

At this point in his presidency, it will take more than just words to raise his approval rating. It's going to take results. Since there have been no results in the last 6 years, we shouldn't expect any for the next 2.

Answer 5

Haven't seen anyone say that but it does appear to be wrong. A link showing the ratings but no link on the accusations is not creditable. There was no rise in the poll numbers and didn't expect one because too many are close minded.

Answer 6

The 50% is wishful thinking. Bush's presidency is essentially over. He will not create any useful or meaningful legislation, considering he now has less than two years in office. He might as well start his vacation early by packing up and moving back to Crawford.

Answer 7

LMAO! You don't actually believe Bush supporters anymore, do you? They'd lie about what day of the week it was just to make Bush look good.

Answer 8

Dunno - missed 'em the first time around, too, I guess.

What's more important is that my boy George, unlike Bill Clinton, Mr. What Do Today's Polls Say?, is gonna keep on keepin' on instead of letting the Weak Sisters and the incredibly fearful sheep in Congress dictate his policies. This is what leadership looks like - warts and all, agree with it or not, good, bad, and ugly.

I find it refreshing after eight years of Billy Waffle and four of Go Along to Get Along George the First. LOVED Ronnie!

Answer 9

I didn't see that. Do you have a link for that claim?

I think by now most of us understand that Democrats are more interested in politics than our US health.

And until a pollster comes knocking around Tennessee, the polls can be stuck where the sun don't shine.

Answer 10

his rating is like 32-34%. Wow, now 31%, how low can it go. You're right their dreaming