[TheOldRepublic]

Excellent. We sure as hell don't want a war criminal who committed atrocities in there.

[Eurotwit]

"When asked which candidate would do a good job handling the situation in Iraq as the next president 40 percent backed Bush, 26 percent backed Kerry and 15 percent thought both would do a good job."

Frankly these poll numbers impress me.

[anniegetyourgun]

"...56 percent of voters said Bush means what he says...

By now you'd think this figure would be nearing 90%. Heck, even the lib/dems know he means what he says. That's exactly why they hate him so.

[CatOwner]

"...but fewer than half of the respondents said they approved of the way Bush is handling of the war in Iraq..."

Well, this result could be based on the wording of the question or how the stats are accumulated. This could be a combination of people who don't want the US in Iraq plus the number people who wished we would do more killing of terrorists.

[Cyber Liberty]

On the same question, 56 percent of voters said Bush means what he says, while 42 percent said they disagreed with that statement.

Only 4% undecided? Somehow, I have my doubts about this one.

[goldstategop]

Kerry will get 45% tops in November. So he'll actually get less than Gore got in 2000!

[Batrachian]

After more than a month of intensive anti-Kerry television commercials by Bush's re-election campaign, 54 percent of voters said they had a favorable impression of the U.S. senator from Massachusetts, and more voters said they thought Kerry would do a better job handling the economy than the president.

After weeks of Bush campaign attacks accusing Kerry of flip-flops on issues, voters were evenly split, 44 percent to 44 percent, over whether the senator "means what he says and says what he means.

However, no mention is made of the incessant attacks in the media against Bush that have been going on for years, attacks which are, in effect, gratis ads provided by the news media to the Democratic Party. I guess it's understandable that no mention is made of it in the piece since CNN is one of the prime malefactors

[Rocko]

Yowza.

[tkathy]

I think Condeleeza came through for Bush when it counted. She has such credibility.

Clarke and Ben V. came across just awful. And Woodward is looking like an opportunistic creep.

[smonk]

that sound you hear in the background is most of DU puking
in their birkenstocks.

[battousai]

Among likely voters, 39 percent said economic issues would be the most important to them in deciding which candidate to vote for, while 28 percent said terrorism and 22 percent named the war in Iraq

Do these people not understand that terrorism has a very direct effect on economic issues, as seen in the aftermath of 9/11, and so should be their number one priority.

I guess the selfishness and 'me first' attitude rammed down everyone's throats by the lamestream media industrial complex (yes a play on the lefty favorite 'military industrial complex') is taking hold on everyone...sad

[deport]

The Poll.. Questions..Answers

[GEC]

Clearly, Karl Rove knows what he's doing with the campaign commercials.

It's nice to see people think Kerry is an idiot.

[Doc Savage]

Having gone to school with the arrogant, geeky, lying sob Bob Woodward, I must say the Bush Whitehouse was crazy to let this partisan a-hole anywhere near the President.

[Doe Eyes]

What do you expect from the Clinton News Network. Do we have any real poll results?

[DeFault User]

When consumer activist Ralph Nader's independent candidacy was factored in, the survey's results were 50 percent for Bush, 44 percent for Kerry and 4 percent for Nader among likely voters.

Bush gets 51% without Nader and 50% with him in the race. I would like to see a psychoanalysis of that 1% of Bush voters who switch to Nader when given the chance. They probably eat Cap'n Crunch for breakfast.

[Savage Beast]

"President Bush increased his lead over Sen. John Kerry in a CNN/USA Today/Gallup Poll released Monday"

You know it excruciated those mendacious, anti-American propagandists at CNN and USA Today to have to release this information. You could almost feel sorry for them.

[VadeRetro]

The Kerry balloon has an air leak. Couric, Jennings, and Rather will have to come up with something special.

[Dr Snide]

hmm, Kerry hits the campaing trail again and his numbers drop again despite Iraq goin to crap on Bush and a compliant media in full anti-Bush panic mode. I've been saying for awhile that the more people see Kerry the less they like him. Maybe the Dems should just hide Kerry away in France until after the election, he would still lose but at least they may save some pride, maybe.

[Tennessean4Bush]

Sphincter muscles are all tightening a little in the normalling flacid a$$ liberal camp.