Bush Viewed Favorably by Nearly Everyone & Would WIn A Third Term

March 28, 2006
Margin For Error: The Bush Base
From last Friday's Hotline:

There's a world out there where Pres. Bush can do no wrong. He's viewed favorably by nearly everyone, his approval rating is 100% and he'd win a third term, if possible, without breaking a sweat.

This is Bush's base (approx. 45% of the entire GOP). According to the latest Diageo/Hotline poll, they're older (more than half are over 55 which translates into being "very likely" midterm voters), go to church weekly, and almost all of them are white. They oppose abortion rights, and, like VP Cheney himself, they listen to Rush and O'Reilly. And while DC is abuzz with talk that the faithful are weary and fractured, the poll shows they'll be a force at the ballot box.



In '08, they're not looking for a renegade, but someone who more fits the Bush. They're not huge fans of McCain, who leads the list of GOPers they'd never support. Among Bush's base, McCain trails
Giuliani in '08 matchups.

Also, note how a plurality of all GOPers think Bush has been a worse president than Reagan. But among the most die-hard Bushies, most think he's been as good or better.

http://hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com/archives/2006/03/margin_for_erro_3.html#more

because not all germans were nazis or hated jews.

That would make you and I "good Americans" in quotes.

:puke:

Those who had faith that their Leader would do the right thing in spite of a mountain of evidence to the contrary, and either refused to acknowledge or accepted as necessary his treatment of Jews, political dissidents, and other minorities.

The "Good Germans" were the Nazis - or those who supported them - just as the hard-core GOP faithful who support an illegal war & torture of POWs and the one-party state are "Good Americans".

We must hope that in November the anti-Bush sentiment amongst the rest of us will be enough to counter these nuts.

Nearly everyone in his immediate family???
Mom & Dad..Jeb & Neil, lucky Laura, and of course..the little snotkins Babba & Jennatalia.

That's it.

See? Most people like Bush. That's how we'll spin his win!

for the next thirty years and we, also, are nearly 100% likely to vote, we have them matched. Guess you guys will have to work harder...:grouphug:

Repugs and they are sick and tired of *co. and "all of his lies".

To explain how the rethugs retain control of the house and Senate after they steal the election of 06.

RNC Memo Warns GOPers Not To Distance Themselves From Bush

President Bush drives our image and will do so until we have real national front-runners for the '08 nomination. Attacking the President is counter productive for all Republicans, not just the candidates launching the attacks. If he drops, we all drop.

http://hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com/archives/2006/03/post_6.html

It would explain some of the crazy things Gay Bobby Traynor puts on paper for Rick Santorum to read aloud.

The GOP needs to go on an anti-gay witch hunt within their own party to really shake things up a little.

Say...

Is THAT why Andy Card resigned?

Some people say.

us for the no-paper trail computerized voting machines..FUCK them!

they had better start tackling that problem too, or we will wind up with the very same occurrence for 08! With the religious right voting the way they do, and with that Diebold problem, you can see how that can make up a huge difference in the number of votes that Progressives will receive.

what Bush used Katrina to do to New Orleans' Democratic base.

Not saying I hope it happens.

Just that it might.

Maybe we can trick the Republicans into making sure Medicare Plan D doesn't cover flu shots.

And that infants get priority over old people come flu season.

equal 100%. not even a win. let alone a win without breaking sweat

breakfast, lunch and dinner...

...works out to what? About 11% of the electorate?

these people go to church, and so probably feel very pious, and yet get their information from a thrice-divorced closet queen who was once on welfare, and a lecherous adulterer who's been sued for sexual harrassment.

to McCain?

“I’m pro-choice. I’m pro-gay rights,” Giuliani said. He was then asked whether he supports a ban on what critics call partial-birth abortions. “No, I have not supported that, and I don’t see my position on that changing,” he responded.
Source: CNN.com, “Inside Politics” Dec 2, 1999

Every fracking last one of them.

and another two work at my beauty salon. The two at my beauty salon have told me (after spotting my bumper stickers) that I should watch Fox news because it's FAIR and BALANCED!! And yes, they have shouted, the pukes. My stylist is a Dem and handicapped and I was going to leave the salon but decided not to because she's great and I decided not to let these mindless drones run off her clientele.

:mad: