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Bad news for any geriatric, senile,
death-of-Supreme-Court-justice-predicting,
Republican-Party-suing,
Twitter-not-understanding, and just plain nutty old men who want to be elected Senator from Kentucky in 2010.
The voters
aren't behind you...
A new survey released Wednesday paints a bleak 2010 picture for Kentucky Sen. Jim Bunning (R), who was already considered the most vulnerable Senate incumbent up for re-election.
The automated survey by the Democratic firm Public Policy Polling gave the embattled Senator a 28 percent job approval rating with 54 percent disapproving. Only 38 percent of those surveyed held a favorable opinion of Bunning.
To make matters worse, Bunning
loses badly in a hypothetical match-up with Kentucky Lt. Governor Daniel Mongiardo, despite the fact that everyone knows Mongiardo is "
limp-wristed" and "
looks like one of Saddam Hussein's sons."
We believe survey respondents were unfairly harsh toward Bunning, having failed to recognize that the poor man has had "
little green doctors pounding on [his] back" all this time.
Folks, ever since the events of
November 11th, Bunning has been protecting Americans via
satellite debate appearances from undisclosed locations, and this is the thanks his home state gives him??
Don't they know he was
profiled in Time Magazine?
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