[JohnHuang2]

Saturday, August 10, 2002

Quote of the Day by kristinn

[The Iguana]

Well - at any rate - so much for the "clamor" for more gun control.

[mystery-ak]

The *people* trust the Repub. on security and homeland defense...but when it comes to SSI or Education etc. they still like the RATS......this just amazes me.......in other words....Repub protect us, RATS support us.

[Redleg Duke]

One thing that scares the hell out of me is the number of people that think that the Democrats would be more effective in keeping taxes low! That is a glaring indictment of the stupidity of the average person.

[Norwell]

As usual, unless you can tell us how the 30 or so competitive districts are polling, the data is useless. That Democrats are doing well in Massachusetts and Republicans are doing as well in Texans is not important. How about the new districts in Georgia, PA and Michigan? That is what is important.

[republicman]

It shopws that for all GWB's signing into law liberal legislation, for all his high approval numbers, he hasn't converted any of it into making something happen in November.

[Jeff Chandler]

If this were a CNN, or NYTimes, LATimes, USAToday, or Washington Post poll in which Bush's approval numbers went from 70% to 69%, the headlines would read: Bush Approval Plummets.

The accompanying article would read: As their dreams of retirement vanish in the frenzy of corporate fraud, greed, and deceit, more Americans are blaming George Bush, questioning his ties to big business, big oil, and big-haired televangelists.

[Salvation]

50 percent of voters say they would support Bush and 37 percent Gore, with the remaining 13 percent voting for someone else or undecided

But, but (the dims say) 37 + 13 = 50%. Thus they are even. Can't you just hear their Clintonian illogic?

[Friedrich Hayek]

The results of these recent polls tells me that people have put 9/11 behind them and are returning to their normal voting habits. Too bad, it briefly appeared that folks had woken up from their stupor.