42% approve of censure? - Democratic Underground

LuckyTheDog

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Sat Mar-18-06 07:33 PM
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42% approve of censure?

That's not bad. Support seems to be growing. Getting 20% of Republicans is especially encouraging, IMO:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11894249/site/newsweek/

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rodeodance

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Sat Mar-18-06 07:56 PM
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1. public support is ahead of politians (and the news media) as it

is to get the troops out now of Iraq.

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Rude Horner

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Sat Mar-18-06 08:26 PM
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2. What I didn't like about that article is...

this:

By a margin of 53 percent to 33 percent, Americans feel the censure proposal was made as a partisan ploy, not for reasons of principle.

I just don't get it. All the polls talk about how a majority of Americans think Bush is a liar, a cheat, etc.... yet when someone does something to stand up to him, they think it's for partisan reasons. That just doesn't make sense to me.

:wtf:

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skipos

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Sat Mar-18-06 08:38 PM
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3. But 50% disapprove and that is too many

to expect Feingold's censure to gain traction. For now.

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LuckyTheDog

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Sat Mar-18-06 08:56 PM
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4. So, we keep at it

42% is not a bad start.

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skipos

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Sat Mar-18-06 09:24 PM
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5. Agreed. nt

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