Statistically, they're not significantly different. The last Fox News
favorability rating was in mid-November and had Bush at 55%. CBS/NY Times
had him at 49% in that same period. Zogby had him at 55%. So Fox and Zogby
agreed...and CBS/NY Times had him lower.

Does it bother me that CBS/NY Times polls always seem to report numbers
different from everybody else? Of course.

However, the *current* CBS/NY Times poll has him at a 58% favorability
rating.





"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
The point behind quoting the CBS/NY Times poll is that liberals can't
jump
up and say that the source is biased. If I quoted a Fox poll (which, by
the
way, has Bush's favorability numbers even higher),

It doesn't bother you that Fox reports different numbers than CBS and the
NY
Times?