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Where's my daily update today Krause?

It seems as if Bush bottomed out at 40% approval, and is now up 2 points to
42%. Why did you skip today's update? Because it shows an upward trend?




"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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President Bush Job Approval

Bush Job Approval

Strongly Approve 21%
Somewhat Approve 19%
Somewhat Disapprove 15%
Strongly Disapprove 44%

RasmussenReports.com


Friday October 28, 2005--For the third time in a week, President Bush's
Job Approval Rating has fallen to a new low. Just 40% of American adults
now approve of the way George W. Bush is performing his role as President.

Overall, 59% of Americans Disapprove of the President's performance
including 44% strongly disapprove. Less than half that number, 21%,
Strongly Approve. Early in the year, the number who Strongly Approved
roughly equaled the number who Strongly Disapproved.

Before this past week, the President's Approval Rating has never dipped
below 43% in a Rasmussen Reports poll. It fell to 42% for the first time
last Friday, to 41% for the first time this past Wednesday, and to 40% for
the first time today.

Among Republicans, the President's Approval Rating has fallen to 71%, the
lowest level ever recorded. For most of his time in office, the
President's Approval Rating among Republicans has been in the high-80s.

OT--Bush begins to re-solidify his base
 

Among Republicans, the President's Approval Rating is now at 78%. That's an
improvement from the low of 71% reached on the day Harriet Miers withdrew
from consideration as a Supreme Court nominee. Today's figures are the first
based entirely upon interviews conducted following the withdrawal of Miers'
nomination.

Bush Job Approval

Strongly Approve 22%
Somewhat Approve 22%
Somewhat Disapprove 15%
Strongly Disapprove 41%



Bush is up 7 points among Republicans, and 4 points overall since the Miers
withdrawal. And this is just 2 days after one of his Administration
officials was indicted for perjury and obstruction of justice.

OT--Bush begins to re-solidify his base
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
Among Republicans, the President's Approval Rating is now at 78%. That's
an improvement from the low of 71% reached on the day Harriet Miers
withdrew from consideration as a Supreme Court nominee. Today's figures
are the first based entirely upon interviews conducted following the
withdrawal of Miers' nomination.

Bush Job Approval

Strongly Approve 22%
Somewhat Approve 22%
Somewhat Disapprove 15%
Strongly Disapprove 41%



Bush is up 7 points among Republicans, and 4 points overall since the
Miers withdrawal. And this is just 2 days after one of his
Administration officials was indicted for perjury and obstruction of
justice.



Overall, 56% of Americans Disapprove of the President's performance
including 41% strongly disapprove.

When Bush was at or near 50%, he had the approval of nearly 85% of
Republicans. When Bush fell to 40% approval, he only had the approval of
71% of Republicans.

All he has to do is focus on his base and ignore the left, and he'll soon be
back to his pre-election numbers.

Any drop that we've seen was because he was ignoring his base. But as I
predicted, Bush's base would go running back to him the moment he regrew a
spine and quit pandering to the left.

OT--Bush begins to re-solidify his base
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
NOYB wrote:
Among Republicans, the President's Approval Rating is now at 78%. That's
an improvement from the low of 71% reached on the day Harriet Miers
withdrew from consideration as a Supreme Court nominee. Today's figures
are the first based entirely upon interviews conducted following the
withdrawal of Miers' nomination.

Bush Job Approval

Strongly Approve 22%
Somewhat Approve 22%
Somewhat Disapprove 15%
Strongly Disapprove 41%



Bush is up 7 points among Republicans, and 4 points overall since the
Miers withdrawal. And this is just 2 days after one of his
Administration officials was indicted for perjury and obstruction of
justice.



Overall, 56% of Americans Disapprove of the President's performance
including 41% strongly disapprove.


So then that's a 3 point favorable bump since you posted the numbers on
Friday, October 28th:

10/28: 44% strongly disapprove
10/30: 41% strongly disapprove

Since the election, Bush has never been below 38% in the "strongly
disapprove" category. Heck, he won the election by 3 million votes when his
"strongly disapprove" number was 38%.

OT--Bush begins to re-solidify his base
 

On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 13:15:47 +0000, NOYB wrote:


Any drop that we've seen was because he was ignoring his base. But as I
predicted, Bush's base would go running back to him the moment he regrew a
spine and quit pandering to the left.

Pandering to the left? Only from where you are sitting, Attila. ;-)
NOYB, this country is run from the center, always has been. It's the
nature of a democracy. The reason Bush is falling in the polls, isn't
because he has forgotten his base, it's because everything he touches
turns to ****.

OT--Bush begins to re-solidify his base
 

"NOYB" wrote in message
nk.net...
Among Republicans, the President's Approval Rating is now at 78%. That's
an improvement from the low of 71% reached on the day Harriet Miers
withdrew from consideration as a Supreme Court nominee. Today's figures
are the first based entirely upon interviews conducted following the
withdrawal of Miers' nomination.

Bush Job Approval

Strongly Approve 22%
Somewhat Approve 22%
Somewhat Disapprove 15%
Strongly Disapprove 41%



Bush is up 7 points among Republicans, and 4 points overall since the
Miers withdrawal. And this is just 2 days after one of his Administration
officials was indicted for perjury and obstruction of justice.

It is the Meir's debalce being cleaned up. The Libby situation is
meaningless to the base.

OT--Bush begins to re-solidify his base
 

"Bert Robbins" wrote in message
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The Libby situation is meaningless to the base.

That's proof of quite a few things about "the base". Not surprising, though.

OT--Bush begins to re-solidify his base
 

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Bert Robbins" wrote in message
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The Libby situation is meaningless to the base.

That's proof of quite a few things about "the base". Not surprising,
though.

We understand what is important. And that is getting a proven conservative
on the SC bench. This will stop the Democrats in their tracks. With Stevens
getting ready to retire next summer we will get a another conservative on
the bench. Liberal judicial activism will halted and the people will have
thier lives back in their hands.