What is George W. Bush's approval rating?
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Last I heard it was 46%.  Would be lower if I'd been asked.
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APPROVAL RATINGS!! The Dems take over the Congresss in November, Mr. Bush is in deep trouble!!
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Approval polls for the president are not just for the president. They tell other Republicans what the President is weak on and where the President is weakest. Therefore, other members of Congress and the Senate figure out that maybe President Bush will not help them in their Senate or Congressional races and they drop him like a hot rock.\n\nWhen polls call an individual, they don't just about the President's ratings, they ask about a lot of other questions, too. They will ask how you feel about gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty and a whole bunch of state and local stuff. It would seem like the issue of the President's approval is a red herring, but it actually tells his party faithfuls what the other opponents will look out for. \n\nAn example:\n\nThe West is very liberal. The West has never liked the Bushes. The Bushes even call Portland, Oregon Little Beirut because Oregon and Washington dislike the Bushes so much that they turn out furious when one of them shows up. But there are some substantially strong republicans in Washington and Oregon. \n\nSo, when someone like Mike McGavick decides to run against Democrat, Maria Cantwell, Mike McGavick knows that nobody in Washington is going to be very happy if President Bush shows up to shake hands with Mike McGavick. That would be a dreadful disservice. \n\nMike McGavick needs to come out and say he is for gay marriage, that he is for giving amnesty to all illegals and Maria Cantwell needs to just let him pump the public up without pointing any fingers at Mike McGavick. \n\nOn the other hand, the presidential polls show something entirely differently in Pennsylvania, a traditionally liberal state. With Arlen Specter and a few more Republican strong candidates, President Bush's approval is a lot stronger. If President Bush showed up there for any one of a number of Republican candidates, it would be very helpful to the candidate. \n\nIt isn't about President Bush. It is about other candidates to find out if President Bush could help the Republican Party in their state. \n\nIn the west, not a snowballs's chance in hell. In the Midwest, absolutely yes and in the east and south, maybe.
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George W. Bush - 43rd President of the US
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It's way too early to judge George W Bush but historically speaking  most rate U.S. Grant as the worst president.. Not so much because of Grant himself but because he  brought in friends and family into the executive most of which turned out to be of low character. The Grant admistration was wrackme by corruption , payoffs and scandal.\nso there YOu have it US GRANT
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Yes!! He is a moron and doesn't pay attention to the opinions of the majority of the American people (not including the opinions of people in other countries). \n\nWhen you search "hate george bush" on Google you get almost 13 MILLION results!!!\n\nJust look at the statistics and you'll know:
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No.  He's lost the support of fiscal conservatives with his spendthrift ways, Christian conservatives have soured on him, and others are turned off by the Iraq War.  Frankly, I don't believe it when I hear he has an approval rating around 40%.  I think it's really more like 10%.
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There are a lot of people that support Bush.  They're about 33% of the American population.\n\n55% of American population can't find Iraq on a map.\n\n11% of Americans 18-24 cant find NEW YORK CITY on a map.\n\n60% of Americans don't know who their state's Senators are.\n\n....you get the idea.
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there is always a percentage or possibility, but I don't think so.  \n\nBush is a puppet for the wolfowitz doctrine and other high profile secret societies. He is not for the people, he is for corporations, and making money for him and his cronies. Not helping any of use americans. Bush is a good puppet.
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LOL Please, only people who think he's a good president are hard core republicans.\n\nDont get be wrong, Im solidly middle of the road on most issues, i support our millitary 100%. I think Bush needs beter advisers, cause I dont think he's got the right stuff to be the Top man. Partly politics is bad for this country, that goes for Democrates, Commies, Libratarians or what ever. \n\nI'm all for some of the things George W has done, I just think he did a poor job on almost everything he's got involved in.
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Bush has a 34% approval rating in the US. I wouldnt take any of what he says seriously.\n\nAnyway. I wish people would focus on the real issues.
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Does he have an approval rating????
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What president could have a high approval rating with high gasoline prices, a war, a natural disaster the size of Katrina?\n\nBut again, what is the importance of a high approval rating?  \n\nPersonally, I think most of our government has become so focused on sucking money out of everyone, and trying to buy votes, that no one is doing the proper job.\n\nProper Job = let people keep more of their money, get out of the way, and quit making so many stupid unneccessary laws, since you have no intention of enforcing 90% of them anyway.
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The word good shouldn't be allowed in the same sentence as the word Bush, unless of course, you are referring to good for nothing. I rate him at minus 000000000000000000000000.
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jason- are you kidding? Bush has the lowest approval rating among latin americans of any president in history. I sure hope someone does something about the current administration. Legal immigrants---get out there and vote!
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Yeah his approval rating really says a lot doesn't it?  Bush is going to go down as the WORST president in history.  He's an idiot, a liar, a cheater (election 2000,2004), and a rich little brat.  Without his daddy's help he wouldn't have gotten anywhere in life.  \n\nTake a look at Rolling Stone's cover!
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Good question.  If so many people don't think he's doing a good job as president, doesn't our constitution allow us to get rid of him?  I don't think as many people disapprove of him as it may seem.  The media sure makes it seem that way though.  I think people just say they disapprove of him because it's the social norm.  I might not agree with everything Bush does, but I trust that he always does what he thinks is best for our country.  And who can blame him for that?