Poll Analysis From a Pollster

John Zogby, on HuffPo, analyzes the recent polls (mostly his own) on Bush. What he sees is not hopeful for the Preznit.

Truer words were never spoken:

Fortunately, his Democratic opponent, John Kerry, would never rise beyond 48% support in the polls. In re-examining Mr. Kerry’s support levels throughout 2004, they resemble the EKG of a dead man – 48% in March, 48% before the Democratic National Convention in July, 48% after the convention, 48% by Labor Day, and 48% on election day. A straight line from beginning to end. Kerry never bonded with his constituency or moderates who were looking for an end of the war in Iraq. He never gave them either a plan for ending the war nor a compelling persona to which they could relate.

(The 'Fortunately' is for Bush, not the country)