Once Again, Another Biased Poll

Here we go again. Another poll that shows Bush’s numbers are declining:

Bush’s overall approval measure stands at 33%, the lowest rating of his presidency. Bush’s job performance mark is now about the same as the ratings for Democratic and Republican congressional leaders (34% and 32%, respectively), which showed no improvement in spite of public approval of the congressional response to the ports deal.

Oh no! What are we gonna do?

But wait, lets take a look at the bias once more in the polling organization:

Yup, once again they over sample Democrats by 6% this time, and guess what?? We’re these registered likely voters?? Nope, just adults…we have all seen how incorrect these polls are:

Results for this survey are based on telephone interviews conducted under the direction of Princeton Survey Research Associates International among a nationwide sample of 1,405 adults, 18 years of age or older, from March 8-12, 2006.

Will these MSM outlets EVER do a poll again where they poll registered likely voters and keep the sample within one point?? I doubt it.? They want to be able to make news instead of report it and what better way then to print a headline that say’s Bush’s approval rating is at a all time low?

No bias here.

Will these MSM outlets EVER do a poll again where they poll registered likely voters and keep the sample within one point? I doubt it. They want to be able to make news instead of report it and what better way then to print a headline that say’s Bush’s approval rating is at a all time low?