Cheney's approval rating at 13%. Yep. One three.

call it what it is; the imbecilic index.

13% of the public are imbeciles.

It's a pretty amazing # when you think about it. He's lost 1/2 of the base? Why is he still in office?

can't be more than 1%

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

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:spank: :spray:

Those are the kind of people that scare the crap out of me.

Can you imagine how warped they must surely be?

My family is deep in KBR and when Cheney was at Halliburton even they thought he was nuts.

:rofl:

That's what's scary, there are 39 million people out there who approve of Dick Cheney.

based on US population? Counting kids? Not sure they have an opinion...or at least not an informed one.

And I am using the word "adults" very loosely here.

must be deluded "adults"...methinks their knuckles must barely clear the floor...


(with apologies to our ape-like ancestors, who had to be smarter...)

news is that some other Republicans care and I don't care that they care. I'm thrilled and can't wait until it's 9. In civilized nations, he would step down. But, he's the Pres. and PNAC and the Barons need him.

people be so stupid???"

http://www.progressiveu.org/160000-how-can-59-054-087-people-be-so-dumb
By Stewart N. Thorpe of Citizen Press Revolution

In the aftermath of the 2004 U.S. election, a British newspaper, the Daily Mirror, asked "How can 59,054,087 people be so dumb? A few days later, the Weekly Guardian which is highly respected internally replied that: "Maybe it's the papers they're reading."

On June 17th 2005, the Washington Post's Dana Milbank brushed over the seriousness of the Downing Street Memo and Congress' discussion of it. It purported that just one member mentioned the Downing Street Minutes on the House or Representatives or the Senate floor. Just the day before, Senate Democratic Leader, Harry Reid, mentioned it on the Snate Floor. Moreover, the House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi signed a letter by U.S. representative John Conveys D-Michigan along with 121 other Democrats asking for answers about the memo. Dana Milbank of the Washington Post also glossed over the fact that the moment the hearing was scheduled to begin of the Downing Street Memo, the Republican Leadership scheduled 11 consecutive floor votes resulting in blocking out any participation for the Downing Street Memo's hearing for the first hour and a half of it. Nor does Milbank make note of the testimony there of a woman who lost her son in Iraq and feels lied to by her government as a result of the Downing Street Memo's minutes.

most of the money I'm guessing.

Sweet!

:evilgrin:

We aren't impeaching him, we're saving his life.

and I am sure there are a plethora of old feather pillows to be found...
:evilgrin:

in which he has been out-polled by syphilis. If true, that means that the Vice-President of the United States of America is less popular then 'the Clap...'

Bush Congress Supreme Court and television media and military and Justice department
and still spout on about going to war with Iran

:rofl:

http://bottleofblog.typepad.com/bottleofblog/2004/09/thirteen_percen.html

Must be the same people.

edit: don't ask :rofl:

Americans should be able to more easily remove leaders the public dislike and distrust so much.

Right.

I know Cheney can and will hit single digits.

Or maybe that was somebody else :shrug:

And I'm speaking of course, about the personal historians of Emperor Zyblorg IV of the Protectorate of Kamchatka in the year 2109.

:D

This guy has got to rank as one of our most hated VP's ever.

YES. Sounds so much better that way!! :rofl:

in a dark ally