Mapping Bush's Falling Numbers

It's been obvious for some time that Bush's approval ratings are dropping. Katrina, Iraq, Social Security, and NSA spying on Americans are representative of just four issues that Bush has failed on. Liberal Woman notes an excellent illustration of Bush falling numbers at the Radical Writ; the best view of the map can be found here.

I think we all know that politicians with a lot of public relations money are good at turning around their numbers even when they aren't actually doing anything concrete to turn around the failures. Despite the growing problems in this country, many self-inflicted by the Bush people and their right wing allies, Bush and Karl Rove have very deep pockets thanks to a large number of wealthy friends who have benefitted greatly from five years of Bush and Rove. But there's a chance that Americans can start holding these two guys accountable even if the current Republican leaders in Congress insist on whitewashing everything Bush does. With a lot of work, it's possible to send new faces to Washington who have backbone. One election, though, won't be enough. Putting our country back on track is a serious longterm project that's going to take a decade or so.