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fair enough logic, but unless you have the data that actually tells you how many liberals and how many conservatives there were at the game, than you can't assume.
Your same logic couldn't also conclude that 67% of the crowd disapproved of Bush correct?
Although I will say this though, I live in Maryland and know for a fact, that in order for them to get an equal number of conservatives and liberals in the stadium they would have to bus in conservatives. DC is something like 80% liberal. I could pull old election results to illustrate if you would like?
Maybe so, I'll bow out of this one...I live in Texas, so it's extremley had for me to imagine a lack of Conservatives....It's a baffle to my mind. LOL.
Considering it was in D.C. which is predominately liberalistic countryl
Well that works out great then, because "liberalistic" people are in demand on Capitol Hill and at the WH.
Well that works out great then, because "liberalistic" people are in demand on Capitol Hill and at the WH.
If you think that politicians actually live in that shithole of a city, your foolish. Yes downtown D.C. is nice, but you go in S.E. D.C. you better have a gun and a fast car.
I was just making a joke at your expense bro, no harm meant. First, the word "liberalistic" seemed funny. Second, I wanted to joke on the fact that since the Capitol and the WH sure do seem to be stocked with a lot of "liberalistic" people these days, it works out great that the city of DC is mostly liberal...or liberalistic, if you will.
Even President George W. Bush was on hand last night to throw out the traditional first pitch for the Washington Nationals in their brand new park. However, he was nearly booed out of the stadium as he ran out to the mound. You can watch it here: http://thinkprogress.org/2008/03/30/bush-booed-nationals/
Everywhere Bush goes -- from the Washington Nationals home opener to the Ukraine the next day -- people come out to reject the war criminal.
Looks like alot of Americas feel like I do...this cracks me up..enjoy!!
oops, sorry, I must've missed it while I was trashing that Obama thread...I kind like to stay in one place..so sorry
But>>>>>>>this just might be deserving of two threads.
No, the people who booed him, did it because they are like the 67% of US who think he is a total failure.
This doesn't just happen to a president because of the liberal press.
the difference in reaction to Bush from 2001 to 2008 is stunning.
to paraphrase Dinah Washington:
"What a difference a war makes"
This war, as with Vietnam and Korea, has been mishandled by the Pentagon and the press. That is your reason for low approval ratings.
I disagree. The war has been mishandled by the bureaucrats in Washington including Bush. The press has nothing to do with anything being mishandled. They are (mostly) just doing their job.
When Bush threw out the first pitch at the new stadium in Washington, he was warmly greeted by the crowd.
They booooooooooooooooooooooed Him.
The next game all those attending will be vetted before they enter the stadium.
I disagree. The war has been mishandled by the bureaucrats in Washington including Bush. The press has nothing to do with anything being mishandled. They are (mostly) just doing their job.
I disagree. The war has been mishandled by the bureaucrats in Washington including Bush. The press has nothing to do with anything being mishandled. They are (mostly) just doing their job.
