Delusional Sociopaths Drool and Self-Flagellate in Support of the Liar King

[Hissyspit]

Oops, I'm sorry, I accidentally mistyped that headline. The correct typing of the headline is:

Core Group of Bush Loyalists Stand by Their Man

http://www.mercurynews.com:80/mld/mercurynews/news/politics/16821022.htm

By Ron Hutcheson
McClatchy Newspapers

(MCT)

WASHINGTON - President Bush's poll numbers have tanked, but most Republicans are standing by their man. Their loyalty appears to have stopped Bush's slide in the polls and could have implications for the Republican presidential campaign. While the president is clearly unpopular with most Americans, his core supporters may not look kindly on Republican candidates who shun him.

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"For us out here in flyover country, he's just a straight shooter. He comes across as one of us," said Kelly O'Brien, a Republican chairman in Sanborn, Iowa. "I'm not saying you've got to put his picture on your (campaign) poster. But in the primary, I would say you shouldn't distance yourself from him."

Analysts say Bush's core support has spared him the fate of other unpopular presidents who were rendered virtually powerless when their party backing evaporated. Harry Truman, Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush all saw their approval ratings fall below 30 percent.

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It's impossible to say whether Bush has bottomed out. He's expressed confidence that, like Truman, he'll become more popular over time.

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[muntrv]

1. First headline is correct. You show why they are the dirty thirty.

:evilgrin:

[Hissyspit]

3. It is rather poetic, is it not?

If also more true.

[muntrv]

2. Shrub is not one of you, O'Brien. When he flies over you, he shits on you.

[theoldman]

4. Personally I think that many Republicans will forget Bush once

he is out of office. By 2009 they will say "George who?"

[Webster Green]

5. Now that's a great thread title!

Cuts to the chase very nicely. Much better than the original!