Bush Not Worried About Low Approval Ratings: denial in full swing?

Source ABC News

Bush isn't worried about low approval ratings.

Then again, when has his administration really given a damn about what the people outside the bubble think?

President Says He's Using 'Ample Capital' to 'Spread Freedom' In an Exclusive, Wide-Ranging Interview

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, 2006--In an exclusive interview with ABC News' Elizabeth Vargas, President Bush offered his views on a range of topics, including the response to Hurricane Katrina, the war in Iraq, U.S. port security and the future of his presidency. What follows is a transcript of the interview.

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ELIZABETH VARGAS: Let's start with Katrina, because today is the six-month anniversary of the hurricane hitting, and you know there have been a series of government reports evaluating the government response to that disaster. A congressional report assessed the U.S. reaction as "woefully unprepared" not only for a natural disaster now but for a terrorist attack, the state of readiness right now of the United States.

Setting aside future improvements that you plan, do you agree today with that assessment, that the United States is "woefully unprepared" for another natural disaster or attack?

PRESIDENT BUSH: I agree that we didn't do as good a job as we could have done on Katrina.

This guy is so disconnected from the real world.

I guess if the only TV station allowed in the White House is Fox News and required reading is "The Weekly Standard," one could easily see how thinking for yourself has become "like so yesterday".

I'm glad to know I'm not one of those mindless sheep that keeps propping the GOP up. I guess the BS meter is in full-swing right now.