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Bush's Approval Numbers On The Rise

December 07, 2005

If you are regular reader here, you saw this coming 3 days before today's CBS/NYT poll.

There is good news and bad news in this poll for President George W. Bush. Americans have become more positive about the economy; more than half think the economy is in good shape, an 8-point increase since October.

The President’s overall approval rating has risen from 35 percent in October to 40 percent now, and his ratings on handling the economy and the war in Iraq have also improved.
[Poll: Bush's Ratings Bottom Out - CBSnews.com - 12-07-05]

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