MSNBC Survey: Do you think President Bush should clean house?

[sabra]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261/#survey

Do you think President Bush should clean house?

* 4944 responses

Yes 85%
No 15%

[graywarrior]

1. Starting with himself

[justiceischeap]

4. Ha! That was the comment I sent to MSNBC (eom)

[indepat]

5. Since the fish rots from the head, cleaning house would only be symbolic

and not change a thing.

[Bob3]

9. With on that. It wouldn't cure everything but its a good first step

N/T

[justiceischeap]

2. Done (Eom)

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

3. Yes 85%

Can we start by kicking George out of the WH?

[firefox]

6. A more important question is....

Do you believe * should be impeached?

Why can't any poll ask the truly important questions like "Do you believe Iraq was an illegal war (as stated by UN Secretary General Annon)?

Sure we might get some facts when the Internet won't let things die, but the one thing we can count on from the controlled media is thoughtherding. The country is in ruin and all we get to see on television is thoughtherders for the fascists.

[skylarmae]

7. 5202 responses = 85% yes n/t

[IChing]

8. I almost wanted to vote no

Because the house will never be clean with the dirtiest pigs still there with only the piglets removed.

[methinks2]

10. Here's the latest numbers

Do you think President Bush should clean house? * 5251 responses

Yes
85%

No
15%

[Fridays Child]

11. Only if the broom sweeps him out the door, along with the rest of the dirt

.

[Caoimhe]

12. Chimp can't clean house, the broom is missing

Momma Flappy borrowed it

[waiting for hope]

13. Good God - do ya think

he's ever break ranks with his cronies?

Do you think President Bush should clean house? * 5283 responses


Yes 85% No 15%

[Ian David]

14. I vote "No." He should keep them until they fuck-up even BIGGER!

Do you think President Bush should clean house? * 5353 responses
Yes
85% No
15%

Actually, I voted yes

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080261/#survey

[FreedomAngel82]

15. Done

Yes
85%
No
15% * 5377 responses at 1:27pm est

Of course Bush wouldn't.

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

16. He should really just torch it to the ground

so we can go in and rebuild it from the foundation up. And I think he's long since spread the gasoline and lit the match.

[Eugene]

17. 85% Yes but he won't do it.

Yes 85%
No 15%

5716 responses

[PDJane]

18. Frankly...........

I think you should just sweep them all to the Hague and start over.

[hippiegranny]

19. this part was interesting...

This week's issue of 'Time' magazine features a story on presidential advisor Karl Rove and suggests that the so-called 'architect' of President Bush's 2004 victory is considering resigning whether or not Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald pursue's an indictment against him.

According to 'Time,' "Karl Rove's colleagues don't know exactly when it will happen, but they are already laying out the reasons they will give for the departure of the man President George W. Bush dubbed the architect. A Roveless Bush seemed unthinkable just a few months ago. But that has changed as the President's senior adviser and deputy chief of staff remains embroiled in the CIA leak scandal."

It makes me wonder...