Least thought of Congress in 24 years

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by Danzig

i'm not surprised that it's gone that low. also, it says the same thing i've seen from other publications-that the dems fear significant losses in the mid terms. as for it being right wing, etc etc, is the info correct or incorrect? i'd imagine the latter.

.....I imagine the latter

No bias there

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by timmgirvan

.....I imagine the latter

No bias there

i guess i worded it improperly. i wrote in regards to dala only talking about a perceived slant from the article writers, and wondered if she thought the info was correct or incorrect-that i thought she'd say the latter, altho all she did mentioned was bias. i did write that i believe that the numbers are that low, that i believed it...

[dalakhani]

Zig,

Who is Pew going to interview for these polls? We are talking about Pew. Come on. Thats akin to a poll taken by peta on the cruelty of horse racing. Who are they going to ask?

But lets just say the poll "honest" and it was an accurate measure...it would not surprise me. Governments generally arent popular during serious recessions.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

Zig,

Who is Pew going to interview for these polls? We are talking about Pew. Come on. Thats akin to a poll taken by peta on the cruelty of horse racing. Who are they going to ask?

But lets just say the poll "honest" and it was an accurate measure...it would not surprise me. Governments generally arent popular during serious recessions.

that's true. but their approval rating has been low for a few years now, same as the president.

what i don't like about most poll takers is how they word questions-it usually isn't a yes or no type question, and most people probably don't actually like either answer.