Poll Traces Bush*s Downward Slide to Kay

[kskiska]

WASHINGTON - President Bush (news - web sites)'s January decline in public opinion started soon after a top adviser on the search for weapons of mass destruction said he did not believe Iraq (news - web sites) had large stockpiles of chemical or biological weapons, a tracking poll suggests.

David Kay made his initial comments about doubting the weapons existed soon after the administration announced Jan. 23 that Kay was being replaced as the top U.S. weapons inspector in Iraq.

Bush's job approval rating dropped 10 points from Jan. 25 through Jan. 31, according to the National Annenberg Election Survey. The tracking poll takes a nightly sample and rolls together two or three nights' findings at a time to produce periodic reports.

Support for the war in Iraq also dipped in that period, from a majority saying the situation in Iraq was worth going to war over, 53 percent, to 46 percent during the last few days of January saying it was worth going to war and 49 percent saying it was not.

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[truthisfreedom]

1. is this some kind of indication that there is actually an intelligent

group of people in the US who are watching the news? nooo.... impossible.

[AffirmativeReaction]

2. It should say

"Bush's job approval rating dropped 10 points from Jan. 25 through Jan. 31"

It should say his job approval rating dropped TO 10 points