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Bush's Political Attacks Can't Save Sinking Poll Numbers Democrats Committed to Fighting for the Truth
Washington, DC - Despite President Bush's latest attempts to aggressively politicize the War in Iraq, the American people are continuing to lose confidence in his ability to effectively fight terrorism and execute a plan for success in Iraq. A poll taken, as Bush marked the occasion of Veteran's Day by launching baseless partisan attacks, showed that the American people are not buying his divisive political rhetoric.
According to a USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll taken over the weekend, "Bush's job- approval rating sank to a record 37%, down from a previous low of 39% a month ago." Furthermore, more than 60 percent of Americans disapprove of the way he's handling the War in Iraq, and "a plurality disapprove of the way Bush is handling the issue of terrorism."
"This poll shows that the American people are rejecting President Bush's latest political attacks, including his disgraceful use of Veteran's Day to give a highly partisan, campaign-style speech," said Democratic National Committee Press Secretary Josh Earnest. "Democrats believe the best way to support our troops and keep America safe is to fight for the truth. The President should abandon his latest divisive public relations offensive, and instead join Democrats to offer a real strategy for success in Iraq and the War on Terror. Democrats will fight for the truth because together America can do better."
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