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02/20/2004 Archived Entry: "In a word..."

In a word...

Pew Reasearch asked for a one-word description of Bush. Here's what they got.

"Bush's personal image, by contrast, is at the low point of his presidency. His overall favorability rating has tumbled from 72% last April, shortly after the fall of Baghdad, to 53% in the current survey. Moreover, when asked for a one-word description of Bush, equal percentages now give negative and positive responses, which marks a dramatic shift since last May when positive descriptions outnumbered negative ones by roughly two-to-one (52%-27%). The most frequently used negative word to describe Bush is "liar," which did not come up in the May 2003 survey. The president's job approval also stands at an all-time low. Just 48% approve of his performance as president, the first time in his presidency his rating has fallen below 50%."

Replies: 5 people speak up

I don't guess "miserable failure" counts as one word, huh?

Posted by Kate @ 02/20/2004 01:00 PM NY

I would have been tempted to use a more...forceful word, but it wouldn't have been polite in public ;)

Posted by Jason @ 02/20/2004 01:22 PM NY

Does "Dickhead" qualify as a single word or is it "Dick Head?"

Posted by Metropolitan99 @ 02/20/2004 01:47 PM NY

Prevaricatinator, this being a non-word he will get around to saying himself as his tongue falls out of gear.

If liar is the popular negative descriptor, does this give the Dems a tactical clue?

Non sequitur - Blah 3 should solicit donations to purchase pocket dictionaries for deprived Republicans - "It's a national tragedy that these verbally challenged souls and their leader cannot even make a coherent blog post and therefore cannot participate in the political process. Shame!"

Posted by Khaki Snat @ 02/20/2004 04:48 PM NY

liar is probobly one of the only negative ones that is fitto print (what with the new crackdown on obscenity and all)

Posted by justin @ 02/21/2004 12:10 PM NY

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