Anyone Notice How Few Bush Polls Are Being Released?

[ThomWV]

Certainly once the campaigning gets underway in full force (Maybe the 4th or around there?) there will be polls galore but it seems to me that there has been mighty scant mention of the nation's tabulated mood since the baboon's number's tanked.

As one who believes his absolute low has not been reached just yet I find the release of new poll numbers refreshing now-a-days. Few seem to be around.

[originalpckelly]

1. I know isn't that weird?

Where did the weekly approval ratings go?

[acmavm]

3. Same place the week approval went, down the proverbial

poop chute.

[Vinnie From Indy]

2. I thought the same thing this morning!

K & R !

[TahitiNut]

4. The Quinnipiac poll of registerd voters has him at 35%

The polls keep showing him in the mid-30's and that's a "downer" for the corporatist enronomy. Thus, the corporatist media (public relations) would rather lead with the 1-year anniversary of Natalie Holloway's disappearance.

Besides ... the bombardment of Iran is on schedule and "you're either with us or against us." :eyes:

[paparush]

5. No News is Good News..

and we ne NO NEWS! Period! Nada! Nyet! Nein!

[Beacho]

6. I've also noticed no news on recruiting figures

Haven't seen any data on recruiting figures for months

[Journeyman]

7. The number of polls has remained somewhat steady the past 8 months. . .

they just maybe haven't been reported as much.

PollingReport.com shows an average of 14 polls per month for the past 8 months. There were 12 in May, and 15 in April. A Quinnipiac poll was released today, the first for June (35-58 for those keeping score).

I'd be curious to see how many there were when the Boy Blunder was flying high, but I suspect we'd find about the same number then as now. It's just then, the polls probably got more play.


Link: www.pollingreport.com/BushJob.htm