35%....that's a new low, except for Richard M. Nixon during the height
of the Watergate tape bruhaha (27%), in presidential approval ratings
since Gallup started taking the poll way back in the 1950s.

I'll bet this...during Bush's impeachment, he'll beat Nixon into the
low 20s. Before America woke up to the fact that they had a
megalamaniacal nutcase in the White House, Nixon's approval was higher
than Bush's is now....mid 40s. Bush hasn't seen mid 40s in over a
month now, except for those phony "rightie" polls that are rigged by
the White House and the christian talibaners.

Hearing Bush whine on CNN this morning was pathetic. He might as well
have said, "Sure, I lied...but I did it because it's hard work....and
I...uhhhhh....don't like hard work, so I
lied....uhhhhh....yeah...wrong signals....hard work....uhhhhh...."

Meanwhile, over at the "undisclosed location," Cheney has busted the
20% approval barrier, now clocking in at an incredible 19% of the
electorate....worse than Spiro Agnew. During his impeachment, as
unpopular as he is now, it's even possible for Cheney to go into
single digits!

Here's the lineup: Bush/Cheney impeachments will start in January,
'07 when Congress reconvenes. Hastert will wind up an unpopular
"clean up" president with Harry Reid winding up as VP. Neither Bush
nor Cheney will have the decency to resign. Both will push the whole
impeachment process, which the Dems will gladly force down their
throats. It'll be the first "dual impeachment" in US history, and
will decimate the Republican Party for the next 20 years...we hope.
Corporate backers will shy away from religious loony-tunes, thus
splitting the party "base" neatly in two. They'll never be able to
win even House races, since one side has all the money, and the other
side ****es off all the reasonable people in the country.

Maybe then, Charlie Noodles will blow his brains out. Wait...you have
to HAVE a brain to blow it out. Never mind!