Here’s the poll from Louisiana voters described in the leftist LA Times.
Excerpt:
Former President George W. Bush showed more leadership in dealing with the disaster caused by Hurricane Katrina than President Obama has shown in handling the oil calamity in the Gulf of Mexico, according to a poll of Louisianans released Friday.
Obama, who will make his 10th trip to the gulf when he travels to New Orleans on Sunday, will seek to reassure residents that he remains committed to rebuilding a region still feeling the effects from Katrina’s deadly landfall and flooding. Obama will also reassert his administration’s commitment to the cleanup from the BP oil well leak, the nation’s worst oil environmental disaster.
But a poll of Louisianans by Public Policy Polling shows those reassurances may have a hard time. Just 32% give Obama good marks for his actions in the aftermath of the spill, while 61% disapprove.
By contrast, those polled said that Bush’s leadership on Katrina was better than Obama’s on the spill. A majority, 54%, said that Bush did the better job of helping Louisiana through the hurricane crisis compared to the 33% who chose Obama, PPP said on Friday.
That 21-point spread was more than when PPP asked the same question in June and found Bush ahead by 15 points.
Louisiana is a purple state – half red and half blue. They’ve been trending red lately under the governance of the highly competent Bobby Jindal, but they still have a ton of Democrats in high positions.
Who was right about Iraq? Bush or Obama?
Here’s a video that shows who wanted the surge, and who opposed the surge. (H/T Hot Air)
The surge worked. We won. Our troops are coming home. The total cost for both wars (about 700 billion) was far less than the 3 trillion dollars in deficits that Obama has run up since he was elected. And remember, Obama spent that money on studying Chinese prostitutes and on building tunnels for turtles, and similar projects to reward the people who voted for him. That’s why unemployment is still so high.
My previous post showing (with videos) who was responsible for the housing bubble recession, and who tried to stop the recession.
Who’s really extreme?
I found this video at Peter Sean Bradley’s blog.
Remember in November!
UPDATE: Gallup poll finds that more Iraqis approved of US leadership under Bush than under Obama.
UPDATE: More fatalities in Afghanistan under two years of Obama than under eight years of Bush.