After Four Years of Failure, W is as popular as Obama. (election, elect)
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You can tell the same lie over and over and people will begin to believe it, but when every day reality contradicts these lies, people eventually begin to get back in touch with reality.
Where'd you pull that from? Some fortune cookie? Even in this ONE poll he is consideribly more unpopular then popular. I see that whole Bush disaster still has you in denial though. Enjoy "reality."
Almost as many people (47 percent) approve of how Bush handled his eight years in office as disapprove (50 percent), according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. That’s the highest approval rating for Bush since December 2005.
The right, for example, does not have the capacity to concoct and spread a meme wherein the president is blamed for a storm, and actually make it stick. We don't have the capacity to blame an ex-VP candidate for a shooting by a mentally-ill man in a state thousands of miles away, and actually persuade millions that there might be something to it. We just don't.
I've always thought that eventually accede to a rehabbing of their portrayal of W Bush. Historians will be kind to W, if only because so many of the assaults on him were idiotic, like the 'lies about WMD' meme.
Unfortunately we have 4 years for him to get there and he sure is trying. Though I'm sure Bush approval rating would have gone up if he was giving away food stamps like Obama has been doing.
Food stamps is not a person by person selection. You either meet the requirements or you dont. So how is Obama giving anyone anything ?
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