Correction Republicans only held session for 2 days a week and got nothing done. Thus their congress was titled by multitudes of analysts as the do nothing congress.

The Republicans let their congress and control of the congress end in typical fashion without completing approprations for 9/11 national security initiatives.

Your math is still faulty........ fella.

Here's the book on the Republican 109th Congress, speaking of honesty and truthfullness.

The 109th Congress left office in the early hours of Saturday morning, December 9, having logged fewer days of legislative activity than even the infamous “Do-Nothing Congress” of 1948. Notably absent from the following list of last-minute “...

Correction Republicans only held session for 2 days a week and got nothing done. Thus their congress was titled by multitudes of analysts as the do nothing congress.

The Republicans let their congress and control of the congress end in typical fashion without completing approprations for 9/11 national security initiatives.

Your math is still faulty........ fella.

Here's the book on the Republican 109th Congress, speaking of honesty and truthfullness.

The 109th Congress left office in the early hours of Saturday morning, December 9, having logged fewer days of legislative activity than even the infamous “Do-Nothing Congress” of 1948. Notably absent from the following list of last-minute “accomplishments” is comprehensive immigration reform, a minimum wage increase, and nine out of 11 appropriations bills needed to fully fund federal activity for the 2007 fiscal year.

The failure to pass a working budget for the federal government—the fundamental constitutional task of Congress—highlights the failures of the conservative leadership of the departing Congress.

The low rating of the congress is skewed even lower by the public's dissatifaction with republicans. Democrats rate more highly than do republicans.

And yes it is frustrating that there is not a big enough majority in either branch of congress to provide the U.S. citizens what they want, an end to the Iraq war.

That is a loss for the U.S. citizen.

Don't believe that the low ratings of Congress are going to translate in to a Republican victory in 2008. That would be foolish logic.

Here's how the math works on the congressional approval. Democrats are dissatisfied with W and with Congress not extracting us from Iraq. So both ratings are low. Republicans are dissatisfied with congress becau...

The low rating of the congress is skewed even lower by the public's dissatifaction with republicans. Democrats rate more highly than do republicans.

And yes it is frustrating that there is not a big enough majority in either branch of congress to provide the U.S. citizens what they want, an end to the Iraq war.

That is a loss for the U.S. citizen.

Don't believe that the low ratings of Congress are going to translate in to a Republican victory in 2008. That would be foolish logic.

Here's how the math works on the congressional approval. Democrats are dissatisfied with W and with Congress not extracting us from Iraq. So both ratings are low. Republicans are dissatisfied with congress because it is demoratically controlled but they still love their bumbling hero (somewhat) so they rate him higher. That's how W gets a higher rating.

However W's rating is the lowest since Nixon and could end up lower before he's done. That's no victory for W.