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Amor Arrows schreef:

p.s. Ik vind dit 'n raadsel; Obama is de populairste persoon in USA, en GWB is #2
Als ze mochten kiezen uit deze twee, dan is Obama op 1 na laatste en GWB bijna eerste. :)
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Pacito schreef:

[quote=Amor Arrows]
p.s. Ik vind dit 'n raadsel; Obama is de populairste persoon in USA, en GWB is #2
Als ze mochten kiezen uit deze twee, dan is Obama op 1 na laatste en GWB bijna eerste. :)
Pacito
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Howdy, ik zie het liever zo;

GWB is 1st loser

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December 26, 2008
CNN Poll: Three out of four Americans glad to see Bush go
Posted: 12:00 PM ET

From CNN Deputy Political Director Paul Steinhauser


Three-fourths of those polled are glad to see Bush's presidency end.

(CNN) — As President George W. Bush gets ready to leave the White House in three-and-a-half weeks, and a new national poll suggests that three out of four Americans feel his departure is coming not a moment too soon.

Seventy-five percent of those questioned in a new CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Friday say they're glad President Bush is going, with 23 percent indicating they'll miss him.

"Earlier this year, Bush scored some of the lowest presidential approval ratings we've seen in half a century, so it's understandable that the public is eager for a new president to step in," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.

The three-quarters of Americans surveyed who say they won't miss Bush is 24 points higher than the 51 percent who said they wouldn't miss Bill Clinton when he left office in January 2001. Forty-five percent of those questioned at that time said they would miss Clinton.

"As President Bush prepares to leave office, the American public has a parting thought: Good riddance. At least that's the way three-quarters feel," says CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider.

The poll indicates that Bush has been compared poorly to his predecessors, with 28 percent saying that he's the worst ever when compared to other presidents in American history. Forty percent rate Bush as poor and 31 percent feel he's been a good president.

Only a third of those polled want Bush to remain active in public life after he leaves the White House, with two-thirds saying they don't want him to stay active in a public way. That 33 percent figure who want Bush to remain in the public eye is 22 points lower than those questioned in 2001 who wanted Bill Clinton to retain a public role.

"Bush has dropped on a number of measures but possibly the biggest is that only one in five say he inspires confidence. That's an important figure when the country is facing its biggest economic crisis in a generation," says Holland.

When running for the White House in the 2000 presidential campaign, Bush promised to be a uniter, not a divider.

But the poll suggests that 82 percent feel that Bush did not unite the country, with 17 percent saying he did.

"The vast majority of Americans believed he betrayed his promise to unite the country," says Schneider. "He took a country that was divided under President Clinton and he divided it worse."

Only 27 percent of those questioned in the poll approve of the way Bush is handling his job as president, with 72 percent in disapproval. Bush's job approval rating has been at or below freezing since the beginning of the year, says Schneider — one of the lowest ratings for any president, ever.

The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll was conducted December 19-21, with 1,013 adult Americans questioned by telephone. The survey's sampling error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.

Filed under: CNN poll • President Bush

Boemba ~ de stem van de rede
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sorry amor, maar je bent nog lang niet van hem verlost...

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schreef:

Politico is reporting that former Florida Governor and brother to President George W. Bush, Jeb Bush, is poised to run for the United States Senate seat in Florida. The Florida seat is help by Sen. Mel Martinez, but Martinez recently announced he will not seek reelection.

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush – the son of one president and the brother of another – has been working the phones since Sen. Mel Martinez (R-Fla.) announced earlier this month that he won’t seek reelection in 2010. Sources say Bush hasn’t made up his mind yet about running for Martinez’ seat yet, but that he’s getting green lights from would-be contributors and blessings from Republican Party leaders.

Strategists and political observers take it as a sign that Bush will run.

“Everything indicates that he’s in,” said David Johnson, a Republican Strategist and the CEO of Strategic Vision. “You’re not making calls and laying the ground work for fundraising unless you’re clearing the field for your candidacy.”

Although his brother is leaving the White House as one of the most unpopular Presidents in modern history, Bush left office in Florida, term limited, a pretty popular Governor. His candidacy would likely be pretty formidable, formidable enough to likely knock down the race from the upper tier ranked seats. Martinez was vulnerable. Beatable. Bush would likely be able to raise a ton of money, has super name recognition, and has a instant popularity advantage. His achilles heel would be his brother.

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Howdy,

Ja, heel erg. Ofschoon Jeb populair is in Florida, en terecht, want hij was eigenlijk verkozen (in de familie) om de vader op te volgen, aangezien hij "the smart one" is, heeft zijn oudere broer (the stupid one) het voor hem verpest. Jeb was 'n goede goeverneur.

Nu maar hopen, dat kiezers 'n goed geheugen hebben en te zijner tijd zullen zeggen; "thanks, but no thanks, no more Bushies***", deze familie heeft al ellende genoeg veroorzaakt.

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p.s. ***de zoon van Jebb schijnt ook al geinteresseerd te zijn.
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Amor Arrows schreef:

p.s. ***de zoon van Jebb schijnt ook al geinteresseerd te zijn.
Georges P.Bush?

blogs.tampabay.com/buzz/2008/07/jeb-b...

Zijn grootste handicap: voornaam /achternaam ...

Maar over een tijdje; jenever know?
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