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That perhaps in-the-moment public opinion polls are all but meaningless in terms of a leader’s legacy?

EXACTLY. The only approval rating that really matters in real-time is the one on election day, and he did just fine both times.  I guess that means Gore and Kerry have lower ratings than Bush. ;P

Bush didn’t help his cause out any when he tried to push amnesty down his bases’s throat and the fact that he spends money like a democrat.

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push amnesty down his bases’s throat and the fact that he spends money like a democrat.

I don’t understand the far left hatred of ‘Neocons.’ Fiscally, they are very liberal, maybe not as liberal as they’d like but still.

And yet, despite massive media dose of BDS President Bush is the only politican in the past seven and a half years who has always been positive in outloook and kind in words.

I’ve never been one to follow populist fads and have no intention of starting now, plus I think polls are a waste of mind. Though I don’t agree with all of President Bush’s decisions I appreciate and admire his extraordinary character, something completely lacking in this day and age.

That Bush doesn’t base his polocies on popular opinion (as registered in polls) unlike Clinton who did is one of the reasons he has my respect and support.

Being liberal is never having to admit you’re wrong

Nothing complicated here. The American people, right, left and center are disillusioned that the war drags on, Osama Bin Laden has not be brought to justice, and gas is nearing $4 a gallon in some places.

As HST said.... “The buck stops here.”

"Here lies, in honored glory, an American soldier, known but to God.”

THIS ELECTION IS ABOUT TWO THINGS: WINNING THE WAR ON TERRORISM AND SAVING THE SUPREME COURT.

I don’t get why the left is mad at high gas prices.  As prices rise, more people will by more fuel efficient cars, ride buses and bicycles and Gaia will rejoice!!!!

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I don’t get why the left is mad at high gas prices.

Back when gas was relatively inexpensive, Democrats talked about raising taxes on gas to get people to conserve.
After the price went up (which was exactly what the Democrats had called for) the Dems howled that it was Bush’s fault and that more of the government should be turned over to them.
(So they could raise prices faster and more frequently, I guess!)

Those who think the party or the country, will be “taught a lesson” by handing the levers of power over to the liberals will learn a lesson, but it will be at the expense of our country and her liberties. And there are no guarantees that the party or the country will come out stronger, more conservative or better positioned to win elections against the incumbent liberals.

In order for the numbers to work as reported they polled 42% Democrats, 28% Republicans, and 30% Independents.

Lies, damn lies, and statistics, indeed.

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Rodney G. Graves

Persia delenda est.
Latin: “Persia (modern day Iran) should be destoyed”

That Bush doesn’t base his polocies on popular opinion (as registered in polls) unlike Clinton who did is one of the reasons he has my respect and support.

President Bush is a leader, while Clinton is a follower.  You know how you can recognize a leader?
He’s the guy with all the arrows in his back.

"If the good men are silent only the wicked are heard.” - Edmund Burke

Rasmussen has Bush’s approval rating at 34%.  That’s probably a more accurate number.

You are actually using “Gallup” and “Serious Poll” in th same sentence?

I’m aure they threw the dems at leat a 20 point sampling advantage.

Hogwash.  Bush kicks ass.  America, f*@% yeah!

I think Dick Cheney said it best when he was told that the polls show American’s fed up with the War.

“So?”