Who would have thought that this year’s presidential race would turn on whether a rebounding economy could save President Bush from the public’s congealing sense that his entire Iraq venture was a mistake?
CBS/NYT has a new poll out showing a Bush rebound and a neck-and-neck race, with the president’s rise due to public perceptions of an improving economy?
One sounding means little in itself, of course. But this does seem to be the general direction — a slow upward drift based on a recovering economy contending with the majority’s belief that the president’s foreign policy is fundamentally flawed.
