MasterShake69 -> RE: They can't "defend" Obama, and so they "attack" Limbaugh!! (3/11/2009 11:12:23 PM)
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If you actually read what was said you would notice the key words "STAGE OF THEIR ADMINISTRATIONS" Now that means at that point in each presidents first 100 days in office. Ill make it even simpler for you to understand. That would be bush’s approval numbers in March 2001 vs Obama in March of 2009. And you insult George bush’s intelligence....just remember people who live in glass houses ;) quote:
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ORIGINAL: corysub In actuality, Obama's rating actually trail George Bush at this stage of their administrations, and are well behind Jimmy Carter, undoubtedly the worst President of the 20th century! It is funny that when you input your own thoughts that they fail dramatically. http://www.gallup.com/poll/113770/Bush-Presidency-Closes-34-Approval-61-Disapproval.aspx Bottom Line Bush has what most would consider the unwanted distinction of registering one of the lowest final job approval ratings of any modern president leaving office at the natural end of his term, and the highest disapproval. While his approval rating has improved since Election Day, the vast majority of Democrats and even most independents still disapprove of how he is handling the job. Only Republicans generally approve of the job Bush is doing, but that may, in fact, be just fine with a president who says his goal has been to do what he believed is right, not what would make him popular. http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/history/2009/02/17/historians-rank-george-w-bush-among-worst-presidents.htm The worst presidents, according to the survey, were James Buchanan at 42, Andrew Johnson at 41, Franklin Pierce, William Henry Harrison, Warren Harding, Millard Fillmore, George W. Bush, John Tyler, Herbert Hoover, and Rutherford B. Hayes. [Mod Note: image removed]
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