From this extraordinary moment on, we are in very
dangerous territory...The _resident is going to be
shown the door, the Bush cabal is going to be
dismissed...BUT will they go? They did not accept
defeat in 2000, so will they allow it in 2004? Read
these poll numbers from Zogby and CNN. The truth is
finally be allowing to escape from the vise...They
cannot aid and abet much anymore...They cannot cook
the data any more...although they still try, check out
SeeNotNews' incredible, disgraceful lead to the
second story below and then contrast it with the
numbers in the story itself...The woods have come to
the castle walls...MacBush has been revealed as a sham
and maniac...I told you the LNS was my rain dance, and
that I would beat this drum until the 2004 election
and I will...There is a lot of moisture in the
political air...The storm is coming...But believe me
they dabble in weather control and these are very
dangerous weeks ahead...
Released: September 06, 2003
Bush Numbers Hit New Low; Dean Tops List of Democratic Presidential Contenders, New Zogby America Poll
Reveals
President George W. Bush’s job performance ratings
have reached the lowest point since his
pre-Inauguration days, continuing a steady decline
since a post-9/11 peak, according to a new Zogby
America poll of 1,013 likely voters conducted
September 3-5.
From Zogby...
http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=732
Less than half (45%) of the respondents said they
rated his job performance good or excellent, while a
majority (54%) said it was fair or poor. In August
Zogby International polling, his rating was 52%
positive, 48% negative. Today’s results mark the
first time a majority of likely voters have given the
president an unfavorable job performance rating since
he took office.
LOOK AT THIS DISGRACEFUL SPIN IN THE LEAD, BUT THEN
READ THE NUMBERS...INCREDIBLE, OUTRAGEOUS...THEY HAVE
NOT PRINCIPLES, NO HONOR, NO SELF-RESPECT...
http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/09/05/elec04.poll.analysis/index.html
(CNN) -- Can any Democrat beat President Bush in 2004?
Only 38 percent of all Americans think so, and Bush
leads any of the active presidential candidates in
hypothetical head-to-head match-ups. But don't write
off the 2004 election just yet.
Some 41 percent of all registered voters say they will
definitely vote against Bush; just 29 percent say they
will definitely vote for him. So Bush must woo about
seven in ten swing voters -- not a difficult task for
a popular incumbent, but far from a certainty.