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*.

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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*.

Oh my God. You say that the Dems have spent so much on attacks when
most of the ads I've seen (I'm in a battleground state) have been
positive.

A far cry from the negative approach of the Reps. Nasty assholes.

And, it's starting to pay off in your own state where Kerry has now
pulled into a sizeable lead.

jps

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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*.

Oh my God. You say that the Dems have spent so much on attacks when
most of the ads I've seen (I'm in a battleground state) have been
positive.

A far cry from the negative approach of the Reps. Nasty assholes.

And, it's starting to pay off in your own state where Kerry has now
pulled into a sizeable lead.

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)

One is tied, one has Bush with a "sizeable lead" (ie--outside the poll's
margin of error), and one has Bush within the margin of error. Where's that
"sizeable lead" in Florida you were referring to?

Also, let me remind you that Bill McBride was "tied" or in the "lead" in
many polls the day before the election with Jeb Bush in 2002. Bush won by
13 points.

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In article et,
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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*.

Oh my God. You say that the Dems have spent so much on attacks when
most of the ads I've seen (I'm in a battleground state) have been
positive.

A far cry from the negative approach of the Reps. Nasty assholes.

And, it's starting to pay off in your own state where Kerry has now
pulled into a sizeable lead.

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)

One is tied, one has Bush with a "sizeable lead" (ie--outside the poll's
margin of error), and one has Bush within the margin of error. Where's that
"sizeable lead" in Florida you were referring to?

LOL! Not. The most recent poll is Rassmussen. Adding Edwards to the
ticket just makes Bush's toast a little darker.

jps

jps wrote:

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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*.

Oh my God. You say that the Dems have spent so much on attacks when
most of the ads I've seen (I'm in a battleground state) have been
positive.

A far cry from the negative approach of the Reps. Nasty assholes.

And, it's starting to pay off in your own state where Kerry has now
pulled into a sizeable lead.

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)

One is tied, one has Bush with a "sizeable lead" (ie--outside the poll's
margin of error), and one has Bush within the margin of error. Where's that
"sizeable lead" in Florida you were referring to?

LOL! Not. The most recent poll is Rassmussen. Adding Edwards to the
ticket just makes Bush's toast a little darker.

jps


Quoting a Faux News pol...now that is scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Harry Krause wrote:

Quoting a Faux News pol...now that is scraping the bottom of the barrel.

UH.....You have room to talk! All you ever do is cut & paste pro-lib
crap all day long. Get a grip! BTW, it's nice to see others posting
anti-democrat stuff and watching you bleeding heart liberals bitch and
moan. What are you going to do next Mr. Krause, complain about all the
OT stuff being posted here?

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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*.

Oh my God. You say that the Dems have spent so much on attacks when
most of the ads I've seen (I'm in a battleground state) have been
positive.

A far cry from the negative approach of the Reps. Nasty assholes.

And, it's starting to pay off in your own state where Kerry has now
pulled into a sizeable lead.

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)

One is tied, one has Bush with a "sizeable lead" (ie--outside the poll's
margin of error), and one has Bush within the margin of error. Where's
that
"sizeable lead" in Florida you were referring to?

LOL! Not. The most recent poll is Rassmussen.


The Rasmussen poll was only a couple of days "older" than the Quinnipiac and
Fox News polls...and it showed a Kerry lead that fell within the margin of
error for the polling data.



Adding Edwards to the
ticket just makes Bush's toast a little darker.



Hehehe. Another erroneous "jps prediction" for the archives.

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"jps" wrote in message
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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*.

Oh my God. You say that the Dems have spent so much on attacks when
most of the ads I've seen (I'm in a battleground state) have been
positive.

A far cry from the negative approach of the Reps. Nasty assholes.

And, it's starting to pay off in your own state where Kerry has now
pulled into a sizeable lead.

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)

One is tied, one has Bush with a "sizeable lead" (ie--outside the poll's
margin of error), and one has Bush within the margin of error. Where's
that
"sizeable lead" in Florida you were referring to?

LOL! Not. The most recent poll is Rassmussen.


The Rasmussen poll was only a couple of days "older" than the Quinnipiac and
Fox News polls...and it showed a Kerry lead that fell within the margin of
error for the polling data.



Adding Edwards to the
ticket just makes Bush's toast a little darker.



Hehehe. Another erroneous "jps prediction" for the archives.

Will you be pulling them out when Bush loses?

Don't think so. Maybe I'll do it for you.

Toast.

jps

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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?

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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."