Poll: Fox Survey Shows Bush Losing GOP Support

Fox News delivers bad news for Dear Leader:

Two-thirds of Republicans still approve of Bush’s performance, down 20 percentage points from a year ago.

President Bush’s approval hits a record low of 33 percent this week, clearly damaged by sinking support among Republicans…

President Bush’s job approval rating slipped this week and stands at a new low of 33 percent approve, down from 36 percent two weeks ago and 39 percent in mid-March. A year ago this time, 47 percent approved and two years ago 50 percent approved (April 2004).

Approval among Republicans is below 70 percent for the first time of Bush’s presidency. Two-thirds (66 percent) approve of Bush’s job performance today, down almost 20 percentage points from this time last year when 84 percent of Republicans approved. Among Democrats, 11 percent approve today, while 14 percent approved last April.

It doesn’t surprise me that two-thirds of Republicans are delusional.

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I think this pretty much concludes the fact that 2/3rds of people just have no idea whats going on in this country or just are the type that will NEVER vote anything but GOP.

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