More likeable. If Bush loses the "Likeability" factor, what's he got left?Kerry’s perceived victory may be attributed to the fact that, by a wide margin (62 percent to 26 percent), debate watchers felt the senator came across as more confident than the president. More than half (56 percent) also see Kerry has having a better command of the facts than Bush (37 percent). As a result, the challenger’s favorability ratings (52 percent, versus 40 percent unfavorable) are better than Bush’s, who at 49 percent (and 46 percent unfavorable), has dipped below the halfway mark for the first time since July. Kerry, typically characterized as aloof and out of touch by his opponents, came across as more personally likeable than Bush (47 percent to the president’s 41 percent).
No dispute there. But i'm pretty confident this poll just pisses you right off.langeweile said:The only polls that counts is the one on Wednesday after election Tuesday.
Don my good friend. Yes you are right I am thin skinned, because I am getting sick and tired of people telling me how bad the US is.DonQuixote said:He's a typical R. Very thin skinned. A prick of the pin
and he's screaming foul.
Suck it in dear friend langeweile.
We all have to live by the electoral poll count.
Democracy rules. I can accept the results.
Can you?
Don
Actually the last sitting president to be defeated was George Bush Sr.DonQuixote said:It was the last time a sitting president
was defeated.
