Bush has lost the nation's confidence

[LuckyTheDog]

Clearly, at 36% approval, there ought to be talk of resignation in the air. At what point, in terms of public approval, should a president seriously consider resigning from office for the good of the country? 35%? 20%? 10%? 1%?

[HysteryDiagnosis]

1. Not in our case... cuz he cannot lose what he never had.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

2. in otherwords, a confidence man loses it?

hehee! Justice does exist in our dirty little corner of our galaxy.

[stepnw1f]

3. Except for the Insanely Partisan

Yes... the people who place party before country.

[Shoeempress]

4. Oh goody, we can look forward to President Cheney. Wait for the

impeachment and throw the whole lot of them out, like Nixon/Agnew.

[merbex]

5. I only wish we could launch a recall effort n/t

[ironman202]

6. fat chance

I suppose there is a point when the Hagels and Lugars of the world will wander over for a chat but I don't think we're there yet...

[calico1]

7. Well for that to happen you first have

to have a President that deals in the real world, not fantasy. As far as bush is concerned the whole country is behind him and he's got a mandate. :puke:

[Soup Bean]

8. He would never resign.

Never. I just hope that he'll leave after the 2008 elections. I'm not so sure about that one, yet.

Then we'll have to endure "elder statesman" Bush. Blech.

[YDogg]

9. Not so sure about elder statesman ...

... somehow I see him sitting on his ass not doing a thing. Just playing golf and sitting on Saudi corporate boards.

[tnlefty]

10. Elder Global Village Idiot maybe, but no way statesman.

No, no, no, and I'll get in the face of anyone who tries such ridiculous crap.

[no_hypocrisy]

11. And it's been less than a year since he stole his last election . . . .

[wli]

12. to the Hague with him! it's not as if he were ever elected anyway

All election fraud, both times.