Poll: 75% glad Bush is done

[Socrtease]

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/12/26/bush.poll/index.html

CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll finds broad dissatisfaction with Bush presidency

31 percent say Bush has been good president; 40 percent call his presidency "poor"

28 percent rate Bush the worst president ever

82 percent say he did not unite the country; 17 percent say he did

 

[Topspin]

and everybody thinks we have so many dumbasses. 82% know he's a tool, I think most people would peg uneducated rednecks at more than 18% of the population.

 

[Damocles]

Who are these 17% who think he united the nation?

 

[uscitizen]

Who are these 17% who think he united the nation?

Umm Not Demoncrats I would think.
I would guess they are part of the 30% of the insane people that think that Bush was a good president.
ie, the most insane of the insane.

 

[Damocles]

Umm Not Demoncrats I would think.

Not any republicans that I know. They have to be people who live on "compounds" and don't read newspapers.

 

[uscitizen]

Not any republicans that I know. They have to be people who live on "compounds" and don't read newspapers.

Well I figure most of that 30% who say Bush did a good job would be too embaressed to say it publicly, but on a poll?

 

[Annie]

Who are these 17% who think he united the nation?

Same people that were 'undecided' the day before the election? Wait, maybe that was the 17% of the people that couldn't find their polling places?

 

[Jarod]

and everybody thinks we have so many dumbasses. 82% know he's a tool, I think most people would peg uneducated rednecks at more than 18% of the population.

It did take more than four years!

 

[uscitizen]

Republicans are really slow to figure things out.
31% still have not caught on.

 

[Damocles]

Same people that were 'undecided' the day before the election? Wait, maybe that was the 17% of the people that couldn't find their polling places?

Well, if they couldn't find their polling places they didn't vote.

I mean, even if you believe he did a good job, what would make you think he "united the nation"?