The question is: what's wrong with the other 45%.
Bush sets out to salvage 2nd term - Yahoo! News: "A USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll taken Friday through Sunday shows that a solid majority of Americans, 55%, now judge Bush's presidency to be a failure."
Looting, killing and raping -- by twisting their words they call it "empire"; and wherever they have created a wilderness they call it "peace" -- Tacitus
Bush sets out to salvage 2nd term - Yahoo! News: "A USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll taken Friday through Sunday shows that a solid majority of Americans, 55%, now judge Bush's presidency to be a failure."
Foul Odor Traced to WSSC Site In Maryland: "D.C. health inspectors say they have identified the source of a mysterious stench that drifted through the city recently: the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission.
This is not good news.
Guardian Unlimited | Guardian daily comment | Pakistan will not forget: "The situation in the north-west of the country is much worse than has been reported. The prime minister, Shaukat Aziz, lost his cool at local journalists for reporting the destruction of schools and the deaths of hundreds of children: 'Why are you being sensationalist? Be optimistic!' The defensiveness was unnecessary. Nobody blames the regime for the earthquake and even the normally loquacious Frontier province and Afghan mullahs, eager to describe Katrina as 'God's punishment' for US wars, have fallen silent. Why would Allah punish the Islamist strongholds in Pakistan?
The death toll has been underestimated. Balakot, a small city which is the gateway to the beautiful Kaghan valley and heavily dependent on tourism, has been destroyed. Corpses litter the streets. According to yesterday's estimates, at least half of the city's population of 100,000 is now dead. A whole generation has been wiped out. Survivors were, till yesterday, without food or water because the roads were wrecked and helicopters were in short supply."
Rove to Testify Again in Grand Jury's CIA Leak Probe: "A source close to Rove said Bush's chief political adviser and his legal team are now genuinely concerned he could face charges."
WorkingForChange-The unification of church and state: "Miers, like Bush himself, is classic Texas conservative Establishment, with the addition of Christian fundamentalism. What I mean by fundamentalist is one who believes in both biblical inerrancy and salvation by faith alone.