[kattracks]

Back to the drawing board, DemocRATS!

[alisasny]

Nice results!!

[cyberaxe]

.....i bet they have to up their meds daily.....

.....LOL!.....

[Notforprophet]

In the words of a great American "That dog won't hunt."

[mattdono]

To Roger Hedgecock:

BOOMERANG!

[Cousin Eddie]

What is the difference between the black and blue poll results?

[bigdog]

Hey democraps,

"Put some ice on it"

[Pining_4_TX]

I read that Daschle is considering retiring in 2004. Is there any way we can encourage him to do so, or encourage the people of SD to give him the message?

[KSCITYBOY]

Daschle has just screwed the pooch on this one.

[spald]

NO Traction BUMP. Thanks for the article kattracks.

[lonestar]

Is Daschle's wife with the FAA?

[henbane]

Looks like the Dems are pathetically trying to claw away at high carbon steel with their fingernails.

NOW--where are all those polls on the American public's current opinion of its Congressional leaders--focusing on the Democrats.

And--given the multitude of terror strikes on American assets during Bubba's tenure--where is the Newsweek/CNN/MSNBC/WSJ/NYT/Zogby/ et al recent polling data on the past Administration's handling of Terrorism?

Mysteriously missing!

[BlessedAmerican]

reply #6....good question. I took this poll earlier. I don't understand the point of the two colors???? May need a little coffee this afternoon!

[Future Useless Eater]

Back to the drawing board, DemocRATS!

The KEY that kicked off this latest 'RAT ATTACK was the 6-month window prior to this November's elections.

You can bet their little hairless tails they will be back OVER and OVER and OVER again before November trying to get something to "stick" to the Republicans!

[Future Useless Eater]

The message came out loud and clear on this Sunday's news shows,
and matches the message from this poll...

The Dems and the media are ALL being instructed to drop this issue!
ITS a LOSE-LOSE situation for them.

Even the Rat's website www.dnc.org has had ALL their hype
about the 9/11 blame-game REMOVED!!!

(check out the new barf-alert points listed there now, if you
want to get ready to debate next weekend's loudmouth talking heads)

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Here is an update on the poll!

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NBC/Wall Street Journal poll

The percentages in blue represent the results of the national poll, not including your response.

The poll was taken May 18, 2002 and had a 4.0 percent margin of error.

MSNBC reader responses (39358 respondents)
* Percentages may not total to 100% for each question due to non-responses
 

1. Do you approve or disapprove of the job George W. Bush is doing as president?
		NBC/WSJ
Approve	69%	75%
Disapprove	31%	18%

2. Do you approve or disapprove of the job George W. Bush is doing dealing with the war on terrorism?
		NBC/WSJ
Approve	75%	75%
Disapprove	25%	18%

3. Do you believe the attacks of September 11th represented a failure of the American intelligence and security systems or were beyond what was reasonable to expect the American intelligence and security systems to uncover?
		NBC/WSJ
Failure of intelligence systems	54%	42%
Beyond what is reasonable to expect	46%	50%

4. Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the measures the Bush administration took based on the information they had prior to September 11th?
		NBC/WSJ
Satisfied	59%	58%
Dissatisfied	27%	31%
Not sure	14%	11%

5. Do you think the Bush administration did as much as was reasonable or could have done more to prevent or warn about hijackings?
		NBC/WSJ
Did as much as was reasonable	60%	53%
Could have done more	32%	41%
Not sure	8%	6%

6. In dealing with the investigation after September 11, do you feel that the Bush administration has been open and candid on this issue, or have they been withholding information that should have been made public?
		NBC/WSJ
Open and candid	60%	54%
Withholding information	40%	37%

7. Do you think that there should be a full-scale investigation into the handling of intelligence before September 11, or do you feel that this would be unproductive and too political?
		NBC/WSJ
Should be an investigation	33%	36%
Investigation would be unproductive and too political	67%	58%