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Nobby's wet daydream:

I believe Fox asked: "Do you generally have a favorable or unfavorable view
of Bush?"

Rasmussen asked: "Since Bush lied about WMD, and Michael Moore accurately
pointed out numerous other Bush lies in F911, do you have a favorable or
unfavorable opinion of the President?"

Quinnipiac asked: "Please flip a coin and tell us if it's heads or tails."

What say you about the new USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll?

Suppose you'll attempt to say USA Today and Gallup are left leaning?

Bwaaaaahaaaaahaaaaahaaaaa!!!

Toast.

"NOYB" wrote in message link.net...
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"NOYB" wrote in message
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LOL! A "sizeable lead"? In Florida?

The most recent 3 polls in Florida:

Bush 43 Kerry 48 (Rassmussen)
Bush 43 Kerry 43 (Quinnipiac)
Bush 48 Kerry 38 (Fox News)

Interesting discrepancy between Faux News and the others. What question
did
they ask? Which candidate is more likely to accidentally choke on his
toothbrush?

I believe Fox asked: "Do you generally have a favorable or unfavorable view
of Bush?"

Rasmussen asked: "Since Bush lied about WMD, and Michael Moore accurately
pointed out numerous other Bush lies in F911, do you have a favorable or
unfavorable opinion of the President?"

Quinnipiac asked: "Please flip a coin and tell us if it's heads or tails."

If the presidency is in the bag for you republicans, how come so many
of these said republicans are pushing money into the hands of one
Ralph Nadar, and the Green Party? Are you guys suddenly, after raping
and pillaging the environment, now worried about it? Or is it because
you know Bush is a failed president, and need to get people on the
Green Party bandwagon, taken from the democrats?

NOYB wrote:

Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)


Hah. Just wait until this week's or next week's "Bush Scandal."

There's a very good chance Bush will lost the election. Even odds, I
would say. And by numbers his brother and the Supremes won't be able to
fix.

On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 12:14:18 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

NOYB wrote:

Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)


Hah. Just wait until this week's or next week's "Bush Scandal."

Wait until there is an investigation of alleged political
contributions made by members of Edward's lawyer buddies in an effort
to get around campaign finance laws.

Then there is a the fallout of the "Whoopie" incident. Is it any
wonder who's side the major media is on when the video of that whole
episode is being withheld?



There's a very good chance Bush will lost the election. Even odds, I
would say. And by numbers his brother and the Supremes won't be able to
fix.

You might be right. Bush might lose. There are plenty of highly
impressionable and naive people who have bought into the notion that
strong leadership is less desirable than having the world "like" us.

Dave

Dave Hall wrote:

On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 12:14:18 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

NOYB wrote:

Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)


Hah. Just wait until this week's or next week's "Bush Scandal."

Wait until there is an investigation of alleged political
contributions made by members of Edward's lawyer buddies in an effort
to get around campaign finance laws.

Then there is a the fallout of the "Whoopie" incident. Is it any
wonder who's side the major media is on when the video of that whole
episode is being withheld?


Hey...I agree...the Bu****es are a pack of lying, thieving thugs.

NOYB wrote:

Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)
Unfavorable: 45

Zogby (7/6-7/7)
Favorable: 56 (up from 52% in May)
Unfavorable: 43

CNN/USA Today/Gallup (7/6/04):
Favorable: 53 (remained the same as June)
Unfavorable: 44


Despite millions of dollars spent on attack ads by the Democrats, the
majority of the country still views Bush favorably...and his favorability
rating is *increasing*.


You ought to buy yourself a decent dictionary, Nobby. The fact that
almost half the electorate views Bush unfavorably doesn't mean that they
hate him.

At the moment, Bush is down in the significant polls.

You forgot an interesting stat from the latest Newsweek poll...

Some 53% of registered voters think it is time for someone different in
the White House.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:

Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)
Unfavorable: 45

Zogby (7/6-7/7)
Favorable: 56 (up from 52% in May)
Unfavorable: 43

CNN/USA Today/Gallup (7/6/04):
Favorable: 53 (remained the same as June)
Unfavorable: 44


Despite millions of dollars spent on attack ads by the Democrats, the
majority of the country still views Bush favorably...and his
favorability
rating is *increasing*.


You ought to buy yourself a decent dictionary, Nobby. The fact that
almost half the electorate views Bush unfavorably doesn't mean that they
hate him.

At the moment, Bush is down in the significant polls.

You forgot an interesting stat from the latest Newsweek poll...

Some 53% of registered voters think it is time for someone different in
the White House.


But are 95 out of 100 people in that 53% planning to mark the box next to
Kerry's name in November? Afterall, he's given them no solid reason why
they should.

If only one-tenth of the people who think it is time for someone else in the
White House either: a) stay home on election day, or b) vote for Nader, then
Bush wins.

NOYB wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:

Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)
Unfavorable: 45

Zogby (7/6-7/7)
Favorable: 56 (up from 52% in May)
Unfavorable: 43

CNN/USA Today/Gallup (7/6/04):
Favorable: 53 (remained the same as June)
Unfavorable: 44


Despite millions of dollars spent on attack ads by the Democrats, the
majority of the country still views Bush favorably...and his
favorability
rating is *increasing*.


You ought to buy yourself a decent dictionary, Nobby. The fact that
almost half the electorate views Bush unfavorably doesn't mean that they
hate him.

At the moment, Bush is down in the significant polls.

You forgot an interesting stat from the latest Newsweek poll...

Some 53% of registered voters think it is time for someone different in
the White House.


But are 95 out of 100 people in that 53% planning to mark the box next to
Kerry's name in November? Afterall, he's given them no solid reason why
they should.

If only one-tenth of the people who think it is time for someone else in the
White House either: a) stay home on election day, or b) vote for Nader, then
Bush wins.



Negatives, that's all you have

"NOYB" wrote in message ink.net...
Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)
Unfavorable: 45

Zogby (7/6-7/7)
Favorable: 56 (up from 52% in May)
Unfavorable: 43

CNN/USA Today/Gallup (7/6/04):
Favorable: 53 (remained the same as June)
Unfavorable: 44


Despite millions of dollars spent on attack ads by the Democrats, the
majority of the country still views Bush favorably...and his favorability
rating is *increasing*.

But you take very little stock in polls, remember?

"NOYB" wrote in message ink.net...
Favorability ratings

Newsweek (7/8-9):
Favorable: 51 (up from 46% in May)
Unfavorable: 45

Zogby (7/6-7/7)
Favorable: 56 (up from 52% in May)
Unfavorable: 43

CNN/USA Today/Gallup (7/6/04):
Favorable: 53 (remained the same as June)
Unfavorable: 44


Despite millions of dollars spent on attack ads by the Democrats, the
majority of the country still views Bush favorably...and his favorability
rating is *increasing*.

But, you don't take stock in polls, remember? Oh, that's right, only
the ones that appear favorable to the goose stepping right wing, huh?