Bush approval hits 'rough stability': 34%

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Personally, I would think it would go up especially since he has been vetoing some of the controversial bills the Congress is trying to inflict on us…like the Hate Crimes bill which only protects the gay community but they conveniently would not amend the bill to include:
**senior citizens, pregnant women, prior victims, children under 18, the unborn, court witnesses and members of our armed forces to the bill. The Democrats defeated all amendments, reserving the “protected class” for homosexuals only. **It’s a sad day when all people are not treated equally.
 
Personally, I would think it would go up especially since he has been vetoing some of the controversial bills the Congress is trying to inflict on us…like the Hate Crimes bill which only protects the gay community but they conveniently would not amend the bill to include:
**senior citizens, pregnant women, prior victims, children under 18, the unborn, court witnesses and members of our armed forces to the bill. The Democrats defeated all amendments, reserving the “protected class” for homosexuals only. **It’s a sad day when all people are not treated equally.
You’ve got to be kidding!? Last I heard, the lefties were still at least pretending to care about all marginalised groups and not just their pet projects…
 
According to the link, amendments were defeated that would have added senior citizens and members of the armed forces to the protected classes. There was no mention of pregnant women, prior victims, court witnesses, the unborn or children under 18.

That said, I don’t know why the two amendments were opposed. 30 years ago, members of the armed forces were targeted for hate attacks - although I haven’t heard of any such attacks lately. Still, its a reasonable class. Senior citizens… certainly they could be attacked if they are perceived as vulnerable. This seems a reasonable class, too.
 
Gilliam,
That’s impressive…less tham 2/3s of our population disagrees with him.

John
 
Gilliam,
That’s impressive…less tham 2/3s of our population disagrees with him.

John
Job approval does not mean you don’t agree with him. It means you don’t think he has done a very good job. I don’t think he has done a very good job and would rank him low on job approval.

That number, by the way, will go up if Iraq improves.

Also note that Congress still has a low job approval rating as well.
 
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