DU this poll (MSNBC)

[npincus]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9623008

Can President Bush recover from his low approval rating? * 16525 responses


Yes, he has already demonstrated his commitment to winning back support and will have upcoming opportunities to do so.
18%

No, having lost the support of previously loyal groups, it will be too difficult to improve the general public's sentiment of him.
82%

[IndyOp]

1. Done! Kicked & Recommended.

:kick:

[TheCowsCameHome]

2. I like those numbers. Absolutely my kind of poll. But how'd he get 18%?

[Firenze777]

3. W's "Women"

have nothing else to do tonight

[CelticWinter]

4. done

Can President Bush recover from his low approval rating? * 17210 responses


Yes, he has already demonstrated his commitment to winning back support and will have upcoming opportunities to do so.
18%

No, having lost the support of previously loyal groups, it will be too difficult to improve the general public's sentiment of him.
82%

[feistydem]

5. he's got an 82% failure rate at the moment. will it go to 100%?

[AlwaysDemocrat]

6. Done (n/t)

[Cha]

7. * "commitment to

winning back support" is FEARMONGERING, TORTURE, AND MORE LIES!..YOU STUPID JERKS!

[Humor_In_Cuneiform]

8. Done

[RobbinsdaleDem]

9. done

[biscotti]

10. Done

19818 votes No 82%

[williesgirl]

11. done

[calimary]

12. Done!

Nice to see such lopsided numbers. Especially when I know it can't all be just those of us here weighing in.

[sepia_steel]

13. done

Can President Bush recover from his low approval rating? * 29691 responses


Yes, he has already demonstrated his commitment to winning back support and will have upcoming opportunities to do so.
18%

No, having lost the support of previously loyal groups, it will be too difficult to improve the general public's sentiment of him.
82%

[npincus]

14. Update: 17% Yes / 83% No