approval rating

Investors Business Daily has two good reads.  First some new polling on the issue: 

Will To Drill Is Strong, Poll Finds; Climate Change Pales As Concern

By INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY | Posted Monday, July 14, 2008 4:20 PM PT

President Bush is encouraging the Democrat-led Congress to get at least one thing right about energy during its current term by allowing more oil drilling offshore and in ANWR. Democrats, you could get your approval rating back into double digits here. Come on, do it. The world won't come to an end. I promise.

I have to confess. I am one of the 6 people left in the nation who still "approve" of George W. Bush. Below, I plan to list and briefly explain my reasoning.

Over the past five months we have watched and listened as the plethora of presidential candidates “debated” to win the favor of the Democratic and Republican faithful in the state primaries and caucuses.

heh... and we're just gettin' started. Cool.

Very cool.

heh… and we’re just gettin’ started. Cool.
Very cool.
Which way is he going? down … down … down…
CBS: President Bush’s approval rating is at its lowest level to date. Just 25 percent of Americans approve of the overall job Mr. Bush is doing as President, an all-time low for him and among [...]

Ben Voth has a good write-up over at American Thinker on the role Congress has played in the current energy crisis -- the energy crisis they want to blame on Big Oil.

The most recent comprehensive international poll on the subject - completed 7/26/07 - shows that of 23,000 people in 22 countries polled, not one single country supports the US occupation of Iraq.

Good Tidings for Cohen New poll shows him well ahead in the 9th District; meanwhi