Sunday June 26, 2005--Fifty percent (50%) of American adults approve of the
way George W. Bush is performing his role as President.

During 2004, reports on the President Job Approval were based upon surveys
of Likely Voters. Typically, a survey of Likely Voters would report a Job
Approval rating 2-3 points higher than a survey of all adults.

On Election Day, the President's Job Approval was at 52%.



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Hmmmm. Rasmussen (the most accurate pollster in the last two Presidential
elections) says that a survey of likely voters (which he used in 2004)
reports job approval ratings 2-3 points higher than a survey of all adults
(which he's using now). I guess that means that Bush is polling at (or
ahead) of where he was when he received 62 million votes...or 3 million more
than his opponent.

Kraus, I seem to recall your self-proclaimed altruism (rebuilding burned out
churches, doing pro bono work for the poor, etc, etc, etc.). Have you ever
considered donating yourself - while still alive - to the Psychiatry
Department of Harvard Medical School? It might lead to a giant leap forward
in medical science and provide important help for hundreds of thousands in
future generations who are similarly afflicted.



Cheers.



William

Probably polled all republicans...... Ask the the middle class people they
will tell you Bush sucks.
"NOYB" wrote in message
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Sunday June 26, 2005--Fifty percent (50%) of American adults approve of
the way George W. Bush is performing his role as President.

During 2004, reports on the President Job Approval were based upon surveys
of Likely Voters. Typically, a survey of Likely Voters would report a Job
Approval rating 2-3 points higher than a survey of all adults.

On Election Day, the President's Job Approval was at 52%.



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Hmmmm. Rasmussen (the most accurate pollster in the last two Presidential
elections) says that a survey of likely voters (which he used in 2004)
reports job approval ratings 2-3 points higher than a survey of all adults
(which he's using now). I guess that means that Bush is polling at (or
ahead) of where he was when he received 62 million votes...or 3 million
more than his opponent.

"ed" wrote in message
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Probably polled all republicans......

Now? Or on election day 2004?

Both, as you can see our election system is outdate and very inaccurate.
With all the voting problems that has come to air, who knows who really won
that election ? Good example is our governor election in WA state. Dont you
find it very interesting that we are still voting our president by
electorial votes ? The voting system has never been overhauled, and is much
outdated.

Ed
"NOYB" wrote in message
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"ed" wrote in message
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Probably polled all republicans......

Now? Or on election day 2004?

On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 20:28:04 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:

NOYB wrote:
Sunday June 26, 2005--Fifty percent (50%) of American adults approve of the
way George W. Bush is performing his role as President.

During 2004, reports on the President Job Approval were based upon surveys
of Likely Voters. Typically, a survey of Likely Voters would report a Job
Approval rating 2-3 points higher than a survey of all adults.

On Election Day, the President's Job Approval was at 52%.



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Hmmmm. Rasmussen (the most accurate pollster in the last two Presidential
elections) says that a survey of likely voters (which he used in 2004)
reports job approval ratings 2-3 points higher than a survey of all adults
(which he's using now). I guess that means that Bush is polling at (or
ahead) of where he was when he received 62 million votes...or 3 million more
than his opponent.




Oh, puh-lease. Stop pimping Rasmussen.

Harry, do you mind if I post your magical croaker moment on tidalfish.com to
make you an instant hero?
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

"ed" wrote in message
...
Both, as you can see our election system is outdate and very inaccurate.
With all the voting problems that has come to air, who knows who really
won that election ? Good example is our governor election in WA state.
Dont you find it very interesting that we are still voting our president
by electorial votes ? The voting system has never been overhauled, and is
much outdated.


Electorial votes?

Even if you used the popular vote numbers, Bush got 3 million more votes
than Kerry.

"NOYB" wrote in message
link.net...

"ed" wrote in message
...
Both, as you can see our election system is outdate and very
inaccurate.
With all the voting problems that has come to air, who knows who really
won that election ? Good example is our governor election in WA state.
Dont you find it very interesting that we are still voting our
president
by electorial votes ? The voting system has never been overhauled, and
is
much outdated.


Electorial votes?

Even if you used the popular vote numbers, Bush got 3 million more votes
than Kerry.


The electorial college is more valid today than ever.

On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 07:48:27 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:

John H wrote:
On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 20:28:04 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:

Harry, do you mind if I post your magical croaker moment on tidalfish.com to
make you an instant hero?


I don't read the tidalfish message board, Herring. I have no need to
find fishing buddies with "challenged" handles.

Good. I posted your message. Can't wait to see the replies I'll try to post some
of the better ones here.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

John H wrote:
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 07:48:27 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:

John H wrote:
On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 20:28:04 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:

Harry, do you mind if I post your magical croaker moment on tidalfish.com to
make you an instant hero?


I don't read the tidalfish message board, Herring. I have no need to
find fishing buddies with "challenged" handles.

Good. I posted your message. Can't wait to see the replies I'll try to post some
of the better ones here.
--
John H

Yeah, sure, John. Make sure you weed out the positive replies, and show
us just the negative ones. That will help you with your alcoholism
produced ego problems.