From: "Rich Gauszka" 

I reckon the conservative denizens of Indiana have joined that media
conspiracy of yours 

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2006/03/19/change_of_heartland/
This month, the Indianapolis Star released poll findings that Bush's
approval rating among Indiana voters stood at 37 percent -- a drop of 18
points over the past year. The numbers echoed national polls, but were
particularly shocking in a state that has not voted for a Democratic
presidential candidate since 1964, and where Democratic presidential
contenders often do not bother to campaign.

''A 37 percent approval rating in Indiana for a Republican president is
unheard of," said Brian Howey, who runs a newsletter for Indiana state
political insiders. ''Those are Bill Clinton or John Kerry numbers in
Indiana. So there is something seriously awry going on right now."

"Mark"  wrote in message news:441cf478$1{at}w3....
> P.S. Rich. In fact, in regards to that poll, c'mon the media has been
> bouncing off the walls for the past three years with the mantra of
> "where's da plan, where's da plan, where's da plan?," to the
degree that
> they sound like "Tattoo" on "Fantasy Island" then
they run a poll asking
> if the people think there's "a plan?"  point to see if their bullshit sunk in sufficiently, and no doubt they're
> pleased with that result, even as their balance sheets descend into red
> ink>
>
> "Rich Gauszka"  wrote in message
> news:441ce029$1{at}w3....
>>
>> "Mark"  wrote in message
news:441cdb4d{at}w3....
>>>
>>> "Rich Gauszka"  wrote: ...If
>>>> not, and the situation in Iraq disintegrates even further...
>>>
>>> "disintegrates even further?"
>>>
>>> Sheesh, speak of being taken in by propaganda.
>>>
>>> We're doing better than I ever imagined in Iraq in only 3 years. Just
>>> what are the progress steps and in what time frame that you would
>>> consider success?
>>>
>>> Hell, it was longer than 3 years after the "end" of
WWII before the
>>> Marshall Plan was implemented, but it seems you'd have been calling for
>>> a "Murtha Plan" for Europe in 1947 instead, you know
sort of a "well
>>> it's up to them now, bye-bye plan."
>>>
>>> You'd never have made through our own battle for independence Rich, that
>>> was an even longer time frame!
>>>
>>
>> The problem Mark is that this is NOT out battle for Independence
>>
>> I'm not alone
>> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/18/AR2006031801
256.html
>>
>> A Washington Post-ABC News poll this month found that 65 percent of
>> Americans think Bush has no plan for victory, while 35 percent -- the
>> lowest level ever recorded by the poll -- think he does.
>>
>
>

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