The president’s poll numbers
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Re “Ports Deal Faces Wide Opposition,” March 3
What more will it take for the 38% of Americans who still approve of President Bush’s performance to reconsider? We continue our descent into disaster and outright civil war in Iraq; the Taliban is regaining a foothold in Afghanistan (with Osama bin Laden still making threats); and the much-heralded Medicare prescription drug plan morphs into chaos.
Now we have a “smoking gun” video that demonstrates Bush was clearly warned about the potential aftermath of Hurricane Katrina despite all his denials.
Is it possible that 38% of the poll respondents work for Halliburton or its subsidiaries?
CATHERINE GOLDBERG
Seal Beach
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Bush campaigned before his first term as a “uniter, not a divider.” Upon reading the results of the recent Times/Bloomberg poll, it is easy to see that he is finally accomplishing his goal, albeit in the reverse of what he might have intended.
DAVE MARESH
Yucca Valley
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