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Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Public is off the kool-aid

Nice to see that the public is FINALLY waking up. Can we talk about censure now?
A new Gallup poll released today finds that most Americans are critical of President Bush's actions in the Plame/CIA leak scandal, but only one in four is following the matter closely.

Overall, 63% of Americans believe Bush did something either illegal (21%) or unethical (42%), while 28% say he did nothing wrong. While many more Democrats are critical, 3 in 10 Republicans also find that Bush did something illegal or unethical.

posted by ctblogger @ 12:10 PM