For the last few years, the Pew Research Center has included an interesting question in its national political surveys: “Please tell me what one word best describes your impression of
George W. Bush. Tell me just the one best word that describes him.” Those conducting the poll did not offer choices for respondents to choose from; it was open-ended.
In February 2004, the responses were generally very positive. The top three were “honest,” “fair,” and “leader.” In fact, of the top 10 most common responses, eight were complementary, including “strong,” “excellent,” and “integrity.”
A year later, in February 2005, the responses weren’t quite as good. “Honest” and “good” were still on top, but now words like “arrogant,” “incompetent,” and “idiot” were all in the top eight.
In its latest survey (.pdf), the Pew Research Center found less encouraging words rising to the top.
1. Incompetent
In its latest survey (.pdf), the Pew Research Center found less encouraging words rising to the top.
1. Incompetent
2. Arrogant
2. (tie) Honest
4. Good
5. Idiot
6. Integrity
6. (tie) Leader
8. Strong
9. Stupid
10. Ignorant
I thought I’d add that “ass” wasn’t too far behind, at #13.
4 comments:
I am surprised there was so much printable verbage, verses the verbage that would be censored to describe this imbecile.
Forgot the word: Flat lined Presidency.
Satan
Jackie your funny! But I'm starting to wonder, or like a lot of the countries in the Middle East thinking it's Jihad time (fight the evil)
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