A Sea Of Red

With all the presidential talk, congress must be loving the lack of attention. How about some consequences for these idiots? And no it's not just the democrats, but this place needs to be cleaned out before any president can be effective. Here's a list of how the democrats have been trying to actively undermine what we're doing in Iraq:

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=22770

Oh, and it keeps getting better. Yesterday the House Foreign Relations Committee approved a resolution condemning Turkey for genocide against the Armenians that took place....100 years ago. And this same condemnation has already been passsed through congress twice in the last century. Now you tell me, why would they be doing this now? It's unbelievable how transparent they can be and there's absolutely no consequence. To top it off republicans have been going along with this.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington ... htm?csp=34
http://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/turkey ... 40045.html

Clean house people, the only way for change is to change what we have now. And what we have now is absolutely pathetic.

ALUmnus wrote:With all the presidential talk, congress must be loving the lack of attention. How about some consequences for these idiots? And no it's not just the democrats, but this place needs to be cleaned out before any president can be effective. Here's a list of how the democrats have been trying to actively undermine what we're doing in Iraq:

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=22770

Oh, and it keeps getting better. Yesterday the House Foreign Relations Committee approved a resolution condemning Turkey for genocide against the Armenians that took place....100 years ago. And this same condemnation has already been passsed through congress twice in the last century. Now you tell me, why would they be doing this now? It's unbelievable how transparent they can be and there's absolutely no consequence. To top it off republicans have been going along with this.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington ... htm?csp=34

Clean house people, the only way for change is to change what we have now. And what we have now is absolutely pathetic.

Yes some people, not sure if I think so yet, are saying throw away your vote so the Republicans can clean house. Most of the current policians are worthless.

With all the presidential talk, what most people don't realize is that even with Bush's 35 percent approval rating, the new Democrat-controlled Congress has taken a nose-dive. They're struggling to stay in the low 20s.

mrmacphisto wrote:With all the presidential talk, what most people don't realize is that even with Bush's 35 percent approval rating, the new Democrat-controlled Congress has taken a nose-dive. They're struggling to stay in the low 20s.

last weeks poll: 11% for congress.....

jmdickens wrote:

mrmacphisto wrote:With all the presidential talk, what most people don't realize is that even with Bush's 35 percent approval rating, the new Democrat-controlled Congress has taken a nose-dive. They're struggling to stay in the low 20s.

last weeks poll: 11% for congress.....

Correction:

El Scorcho wrote:While we're talking politics...

Bush, Congress Hit New Lows in AP Poll
Oct 4 11:29 AM US/Eastern


WASHINGTON (AP) - Public approval for President Bush and Congress has sunk to the lowest levels ever recorded in The Associated Press-Ipsos poll.

Only 31 percent said they approve of the job Bush is doing, according to the survey released on Thursday. Though his positive ratings have hovered at about that range since last year, his lowest previous approval in the AP-Ipsos survey was 32 percent, which was recorded several times, most recently in June. That is virtually even with the latest reading.

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Congress' job performance was approved by just 22 percent, continuing a gradual decline in the public's assessment since Democrats took over in January. Its lowest reading in the poll was 24 percent, recorded most recently in July.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id ... _article=1

That's from this thread: http://www.flamefans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6121

jmdickens wrote:

mrmacphisto wrote:With all the presidential talk, what most people don't realize is that even with Bush's 35 percent approval rating, the new Democrat-controlled Congress has taken a nose-dive. They're struggling to stay in the low 20s.

last weeks poll: 11% for congress.....

Yeah, I think Tony Snow said that last week on Letterman. I couldn't find anything to back that up. I guess the guy's still on the job mentally.

I heard that from Brian Colas, Liberty's student body president