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70% Disapprove of Bush’s Handling of WarPosted on Dec 12, 2006
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By blueShift, December 13, 2006 at 9:31 am #
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Impeachment was only off the table to calm down the electorate. If the investigations get far enough, and uncover enough, their could be investigations. But would they come fast enough to prevent the blanket pardons that are coming for all the neocon war criminals, to say nothing of Tom Delay, Jack Abramoff and the rest of the gallery of rogues that have plagued this country since Baker commandeered the election for the guy who’s sorry but t he’s trying to save.
Report thisBy Jon B, December 13, 2006 at 7:21 am #
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I don’t think Bush cares a bit about polling results. After all, he talks to and seek guidance from higher father to whom only he is privy, and this is the problem in real world.
If you hear neocons and/or politicians talking god, run for cover before another disaster strikes.
Report thisBy chuck, December 13, 2006 at 7:18 am #
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I’m one of the 70+% who can’t believe that the BLOODBATH in Iraq continues. Bombings every day--LIFES LOST DAILY! Bushie ignores the REAL war. I’m for Impeachment, but it won’t happen with two years left. We don’t want Cheney either!
Report thisWe need a leader-Dem or Rep- to STOP BUSH NOW!!
If no one is accountable, he’ll do as he pleases--obviously waiting til Jan to discuss his (?) “New Way Forward” or different terms for STAY THE COURSE. Don’t mention that HE IS WRONG. OR PULL ANY TROOPS OUT. IT"S HIS WAY OR NO WAY. HITLER OK!
By LongGone, December 13, 2006 at 1:33 am #
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I protested the war in San Francisco in February, 2003. Seeing the writing on the wall, I left America for Europe in 2004. I can honestly say it was the best decision I’ve ever made.
Report thisBy Montie Shields USAF RET., December 12, 2006 at 9:27 pm #
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Back in 2004 when Bush won reelection many
Report thispeople from other countries talked about how
dumb the American people was. It seem they
have not got any better. Don’t these people
read, and listen to the news. Plus the way
they were treated prior to this Criminal stink-
ing up the White House. I read an article that
stated Before the War began. Ex-Hussein pol-
itical adviser claim Iraq accepted Bush’s ulti-
matum before invasion. There should never have
been a War. Bush had to have a War to get Rev-
enge on Saddam for putting out a hit on Daddy.
Something else Bush Wanted to be the
Commander-in-Chief-of-The-First-War-of-The-
Twenty-First-Century. What does that tell you?
By Polly Ester, December 12, 2006 at 6:09 pm #
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30 percent--that’s probably an exaggerated figure--I bet it’s more like 2 percent.
Report thisBy Sarah Merlin, December 12, 2006 at 4:17 pm #
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And still a third of the people in this doomed country of ours support this idiot. It’s just unbelievable. These, of course, are people who would cast their vote for Hitler himself as long as he ran on the GOP ticket. Dumbf**ckistan, indeed. God help us.
Report thisBy Sleeper, December 12, 2006 at 3:17 pm #
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Somethings are just so blatant. I can’t believe that so few in congress will even state that this administration needs all kinds of investigations and it is absurd that impeachment is off the table. In fact this lack of action only means that those who place it off the table need to go.
Report thisBy vet240, December 12, 2006 at 1:08 pm #
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I cannot imagine that thirty percent of Americans still support The Bush policies. Do they not realize the terrible expense Bush has foisted upon them? Every American citizen regardless of their financial situation will be paying for the horrendous deficit for many generations to come! Think people, your great-grand children will still be paying the American debt. That is, if there still is an America.
Report thisBy DennisD, December 12, 2006 at 11:26 am #
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Was the other 29% undecided? I know there’s at least a hardcore 1% willing to stay the course. Oh, sorry we don’t use that anymore.
Report thisWhat disapproval percentage is necessary for impeachment or will we just endlessly “poll” the problem away?
By Quy Tran, December 12, 2006 at 10:38 am #
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70% ? Wrong ! We should say 1000% ! and only Bush family and his surrogate members of his administration applaused.
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