🚀 go-pugleaf

You are pretty stupid to reply to something you think is crap.  Maybe
that explains why fools like you elected Bush in the first place,
twice.  Like seeks Like.

BTW:  Bush isn't "out" until January 20, 2009. 
That's 23 days 8 hours 46 minutes and 15 seconds from now.

Let's see: Bush didn't stop terrorists attacking us on 9-11, started a
phony war against Iraq that never attacked us, destroyed the
Constitution, sat on his thumb while our economy collapsed, destroyed
the Republican Party and leaves office as the most hated man in
American history.  Heckuva job.

I know that you fools who voted twice for Bush would love to make
everyone forget that now that the US in in ruins...

On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 22:29:32 -0500, "slydrule" <stopspam> wrote:

>100% will be glad when you stop posting this crap.  Bush is out.  Obama is 
>in.  Can we get a break now.  You can start again in 2 years when the next 
>election cycle begins.
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><DubyaWasBornWithASilverSpoonInHisMouth@NowAForkIsUpHisMonkeyAss.nul> wrote 
>in message news:n58al49ae0aft3vh7k3nhf5dg6grdinvsh@4ax.com...
>> Poll: 75% glad Bush is done
>>
>> By Paul Steinhauser
>> CNN Deputy Political Director
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>> (CNN) -- A new national poll suggests that three out of four Americans
>> feel President Bush's departure from office is coming not a moment too
>> soon.
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>> Seventy-five percent of those questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research
>> Corp. survey released Friday said they're glad Bush is going; 23
>> percent indicated they'll miss him.
>>
>> "Earlier this year, Bush scored some of the lowest presidential
>> approval ratings we've seen in half a century, so it's understandable
>> that the public is eager for a new president to step in," said Keating
>> Holland, CNN polling director.
>>
>> CNN senior political analyst Bill Schneider added, "As President Bush
>> prepares to leave office, the American public has a parting thought:
>> Good riddance. At least that's the way three-quarters feel."
>>
>> The portion who say they won't miss Bush is 24 percentage points
>> higher than the 51 percent who said they wouldn't miss President Bill
>> Clinton when he left office in January 2001. Forty-five percent of
>> those questioned at that time said they would miss Clinton.
>>
>> The poll indicates that Bush compares poorly with his presidential
>> predecessors, with 28 percent saying that he's the worst ever. Forty
>> percent rate Bush's presidency as poor, and 31 percent say he's been a
>> good president.
>>
>> Only a third of those polled said they want Bush to remain active in
>> public life after he leaves the White House. That 33 percent figure is
>> 22 points lower than those in 2001 who wanted Bill Clinton to retain a
>> public role.
>>
>> "It's been like a failed marriage," Schneider said.
>>
>> "Things started out well. When President Bush first took office in
>> 2001, more than 60 percent saw him as strong and decisive. That
>> impression was confirmed after the September 11th attacks. The public
>> still saw Bush as strong and decisive when he took office a second
>> time in 2005.
>>
>> "But no more. The public has completely lost confidence in this
>> president," Schneider said.
>>
>> Bush has dropped on a number of measures, but possibly the biggest is
>> that only 20 percent say he inspires confidence, Holland said.
>>
>> "That's an important figure when the country is facing its biggest
>> economic crisis in a generation," he added.
>>
>> When running for the White House in the 2000 presidential campaign,
>> Bush promised to be a uniter and not a divider. But 82 percent of poll
>> respondents felt that Bush did not unite the country, compared with 17
>> percent who said he did.
>>
>> "The vast majority of Americans believe he betrayed his promise to
>> unite the country," Schneider said. "He took a country that was
>> divided under President Clinton and he divided it worse."
>>
>> Only 27 percent of those questioned in the poll approve of the way
>> Bush is handling his job as president; 72 percent disapprove.
>>
>> "President Bush's job approval rating has been at or below freezing
>> since the beginning of the year," Schneider said. "The current 27
>> percent approval rating is one of the lowest ratings for any
>> president, ever."
>>
>> The CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll was conducted December 19-21, with
>> 1,013 adult Americans questioned by telephone. The survey's sampling
>> error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.
>>
>>
>> http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/12/26/bush.poll/ 
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