So when will bush's approval #s hit into the 20s?

[Botany]

I don't think it is a question of if but when. Ed Rollins, Buckley, Fukuyama, George Will,
and others are throwing bush under the bus. Cheney shooting a man then "spinning"
a story about it, the ports deal, the tape of bush lying about Katrina, Red China getting the
deed to our "house" and many other scandels are hitting the White House at break neck speed
.... all of which are chipping away @ bush's ill gotten mantle of leadership.

Although I think what is going to hammer @ his core supporters is cuts to senior health
benefits, college grants, and the new perscription drug plan which is taking needed
meds from seniors.

[in_cog_ni_to]

1. Never. there will always be a 30% approval. That's his FUNDIE "base." n/t

[amitten]

2. Also known as "mentally challenged". (Severely) n/t

[AlinPA]

4. Perfect reply.

[in_cog_ni_to]

7. Correct.

:)

[Botany]

3. Having Red China get the note to "our house" as

Grannie can't get her meds will cut into that crowd too.

[in_cog_ni_to]

8. Oh, I doubt it.

The idiot-in-chief is a G-d fearn' man (so they think) and that's all their freakin' pea brains can register.

[carolinalady]

5. Next interest rate hike or the end of summer, when all these

new homes are still on the market, and a whole lot of people who dove into the real estate market with "creative financing" end up going bankrupt under the new stricter laws.

[TomClash]

6. When Americans get smarter nt

[ladjf]

9. His ratings don't matter. It's all about who has control of the power

buttons. Previously, the election process was the ultimate power button. But, now that it has been taken over by fraudulent vote counting mechanisms, the public has NO access to power buttons. Democracy is over when the situation reaches that point.


Is it possible to regain control of the election process?