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Cheney Poll: Favorable Rating Down to 20%

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One Response to “Cheney Poll: Favorable Rating Down to 20%”

Jonathan Dworkin says:

January 27, 2004 at 6:49 PM

I never understood the logic behind Cheney as a VP. I know I know, he’s loyal and reliable. But he’s also drawn a good deal of negative attention to this administration. And what demographic of the voting public is he meant to appeal to, aside from yacht owners?

I would very much like to see the Democrats challenge him assertively in the election. There’s enough foul smell around him to turn off most rational people.

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