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Beebe: still popular

Roby Brock at Talk Business notes recent poll results showing a bit of a slip in the popularity numbers for Gov. Mike Beebe.  The governor saw a slip in his approval ratings, all the way down to 71 percent.  His favorable rating in July was 77. 
  

Posted by Gerard Matthews on November 4, 2009 03:32 PM |

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Mike who?

Mike what?

How proud he must be of his epitaph, grave it on his tombstone now: I was not offensive.

Even to Beelezebub, so long as he was registered to vote, I was not offensive, nor noticed.

Nor instructive.

Posted by: Silverback66 [TypeKey Profile Page] | November 4, 2009 05:18 PM

Didn't Beebe speak up for Obama when he ran for President last year? He sure did...that is why BeeBe is so popular because of the "Obama Affect"!

Blanche and Mark need to take note after the Democrat loses in Virginia and New Jersey last night. Those were idiots who chose to not embrace Obama and his agenda...and as a result, they are out of office.

All should take notice...Embrace Obama and his greatness or get voted out of office!

Catfish,
The Liberal POS

Posted by: Catfish Eater [TypeKey Profile Page] | November 4, 2009 09:26 PM

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