Poll Shows Congressional Approval at 18 Percent

The American people are realizing more and more that there isn't a dimes worth of difference between the two parties. There is only party--the incumbency party:

The latest Gallup Poll found that approval of the legislative branch of the federal government hit 18 percent in an Aug. 13-16 survey. Those disapproving of Congress stands at 76 percent.

Gallup says the approval number matches the low-water mark hit in 1992, in the midst of a check-bouncing scandal in what was a Democrat-led Congress. That scandal was among the reasons credited for the sweeping Republican takeover in 1994.

Here we have proof that there is no difference between the two:

The poll shows Democrats' and independent voters' opinions have darkened in the last month, and now there are no statistically significant differences in the approval rating broken down among Republicans, Democrats and independents.

Every politicians approval ratings went up after September 11th. This explains why Bush has gotten away with murder. It also explains the fraudulent presidential candidacy of Rudolph Giuliani:

The highest historical approval for Congress, according to Gallup, was just after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks: Approval soared to 85 percent.