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Poll dance

Beebe yes, Bush no: That's the result of a poll by Global Strategy Group of Arkansas published this a.m. on Roby Brock's Talk Business blog. The poll, of 608 state voters, produced a 58 percent approval rating for the governor and 34 percent for Bush. (Bush's rating here matches his numbers nationally.) Only 8 percent were negative about Beebe; a decisive 49 percent gave thumbs down to the Decider's decisions.

The state legislature? A 41 percent positive rating.

Comments

I am not surprised that Blank Lincoln has a higher negative rating than the Arkansas Legislature and everyone else rated except George Bush. Have any political scientists ever correlated negative approval ratings with politician IQ?

I hope this links.
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You should run that "BushLegacy Report Card" I linked above in the paper, Max Brantley.

It rocks pretty hard...

I get Hillary hate e-mail nearly everyday from Republican friends and family.

I don't understand why my mailbox isn't stuffed daily with Bush jokes and criticism this guy has "F"-ed up so badly.

It seems the Hillary hate fire burns brighter than the Bush hate.

This dude has seriously wrecked everything he has touched.

Hillary ain't wrecked anything yet, but they hate her so.

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