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I suggest you provide more than ONE poll.... Do what you are claiming we should do. Back up your accusations and claims. Explain how YOUR poll is better than some other National Poll, explain how your version of what it means is any better than someone elses version.
Par for the course from you, YOU want to ONLY discuss what you have set up, no outside information or thought allowed.
go read my poll regarding the May 1st Quinnipaic Poll question...it is a long thread but I have inserted the results from a wide variety of polls that back up my assertions that: democrats are doing better in congress than republicans. democrats are doing better than Bush. a majority of people in america supported the democrat's funding bill and disapproved of Bush's veto of it. I am not about to go post them all again here just to make your life easier. Do try and keep up.
that is incorrect. Democrats are not at 26% Congress is. WHen asked to differentiate between D's and R's in congress, the people do and the D's have a 13% edge.
and your memory is failing you old man...go back and re read the quinnipaic thread.... don't try and recall off the top of your greying, lightly packed head.
I see and noticed, "adults nationwide." Not registered, much less likely voters.Oh yea..... you might think about removing your foot from your mouth before trying to type a response....
Harris has records of democrat versus republican congressional ratings going back a DECADE.... Pew Research since '01....Washington Post for nearly a decade.... Gallup for a decade....CNN/Time since '98.
http://www.pollingreport.com/cong_dem.htm
http://www.pollingreport.com/cong_rep.htm
and....as I previously posted:
Latest headline from Rasmussen:
Friday, May 18, 2007
Twenty-six percent (26%) of American voters believe that Congress is doing a good or an excellent job. Thats a six point improvement over the past month and reflects that most positive rating for the legislative body in 2007. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that 30% give Congress a fair rating while 43% say poor. A separate survey found that Democrats have an 11-point advantage on the Generic Congressional Ballot.
The last rating for the outgoing Republican Congress found that just 11% gave the GOP-controlled chamber a good or excellent rating. The first survey after the Democrats took control found 16% giving Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reids team good or excellent marks
But wait.... Maineman alternates between " We have a mandate" and " the Congress is evenly split" depending on what he wants to claim..... which is it?
He rants about the great LANDSLIDE in November and then says " The Congress is evenly split" again which was and is it?
It seems Dems are going to cave on their surrender date, and fund the troops (as they should have done four months ago)
Pres Bush had the Dems cornered all along, and this is not going to play well with the anti war left
Deal Near to Fund Iraq War Without Troop Withdrawal
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
WASHINGTON Congressional leaders indicated Tuesday that a compromise is near over how to fund U.S. troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan after Democrats confirmed they will abandon plans to include a troop withdrawal timetable in the war supplemental spending measure.
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer pledged that Democrats would try to include a timetable for withdrawal in next year's spending bills.
"We can't pass something without the president's signature and the president can't pass something without our agreement," Hoyer, D-Md., told reporters. "So we can be at a standoff and go back and forth at each other, or we can come to an agreement."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid refused to call the compromise a defeat.
"I don't think there's any way you can stretch saying whatever we decided to do in this legislation is a defeat, for heaven's sake, look where we've come. We've come a long, long way," Reid, D-Nev., told reporters on Capitol Hill.
Reid vowed to continue pushing to change the direction of the war in Iraq through the upcoming defense appropriations bill, expecting to vote on the 2008 fiscal year funding measure Thursday night or Friday.
For complete article
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,274559,00.html
But wait.... Maineman alternates between " We have a mandate" and " the Congress is evenly split" depending on what he wants to claim..... which is it?
He rants about the great LANDSLIDE in November and then says " The Congress is evenly split" again which was and is it?
I read a few of these articles and yes, I am very dissapointed in the democrats. This is basically giving Bush what they said they would not give him. Tomorrow is the vote for the war funding, and friday is the vote for the extra 8 billion democrats added to the measure to annoy bush. Great job democrats, you managed to give Bush every dollar he asked for while at the same time, adding 8 billion of your own....which by the way Bush can waive if he wants to. Nice one democrats, you accomplished nothing with this bill, you didnt stop or slow the war, you didnt send a message, all you did was annoy Bush, and now you annoy me. Grow some fucking balls and stand up to Bush for once in your life. This is not a step foward, this is a victory for the republican party in general.
Since the day the Dems took over their approval rating has been going down
