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Poll: PM's reshuffle gained stability, not popular support
By Yossi Verter, Haaretz Correspondent and Haaretz Service
A poll conducted by Haaretz and Dialog under the guidance of Professor
Camille Fuchs earlier this week found that Prime Minister Ehud
Olmert's approval rating is only 20 percent, while 70 percent of
respondents said that they were dissatisfied with his leadership.
Olmert managed to stabilize his coalition by including Yisrael
Beiteinu, but he has been less successful in regaining popular support
since the end of the Lebanon War. His situation continues to be bad,
and his climb in the polls is likely to be long and slow.
His only consolation is that Defense Minister Amir Peretz's situation
is even worse.
 
In reality, the only thing in Olmert's favor is that there are no
elections on the horizon - because if there were, it does not appear
that either he or his party, Kadima, would be in a position to lead
the next government.
Despite reservations regarding the conduct of State Comptroller Micha
Lindenstrauss, when the public was asked to choose between Olmert and
the comptroller, the answer was unequivocal: They chose Lindenstrauss.
Only 12 percent of the public believes that the comptroller is
carrying out a witch hunt against Olmert, as the prime minister's
aides have claimed, while 67 percent believe that Lindenstrauss is
doing his job.
The public also does not believe Olmert's claims of innocence in the
cases of alleged misconduct that Lindenstrauss is investigating: Only
21 percent believe Olmert, while 66 percent do not.
The expansion of the coalition by bringing in Yisrael Beiteinu enjoyed
the support of 39 percent of respondents, while 35 percent said that
Avigdor Lieberman's inclusion makes the government worse.
The other politicians featured regularly in the Haaretz-Dialog polls
have not significantly altered their standing in the public's eyes.
Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Tzipi Livni has maintained
her position as the most popular politician, with a 51 percent
approval rating. Opposition leader MK Benjamin Netanyahu has a 45
percent approval rating, compared to 43 percent who are dissatisfied
with him, despite the problems that some of his recent speeches and
interviews have caused him.
The number of Knesset seats that Netanyahu's Likud Party would receive
if elections were held Friday has also risen, to 28. Three of those
seats came from Yisrael Beiteinu, which dropped from 18 in the last
poll to 15 this week.
Clearly, many Lieberman voters are dissatisfied with the decision to
join Olmert's coalition. But he should be the last person to be
surprised by this: In interviews on the eve of joining the government,
Lieberman said that his party was likely to lose a number of seat.
With regard to other parties, Labor has lost one seat since the last
poll, dropping to 14, while Kadima has risen by one, to 17. The
Pensioners Party has almost evaporated, receiving just about the
minimum number of votes required to pass the electoral threshold,
which translates into two seats.
But the politician at the bottom of the ratings chart was Defense
Minister Amir Peretz, with 82 percent of those polled disapproving of
his performance. Only 14 percent supported Peretz. Labor also suffers
from a 68 percent disapproval rate.
Were elections held Friday for Labor's leadership, with Peretz running
against MK Ophir Pines-Paz, who resigned his ministerial post to
protest Lieberman's inclusion in the coalition, Pines would win with
45 percent of the vote. 
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 45 percent of the vote. 
Se. Dopodiché il labor uscirebbe dal governo... si andrebbe ad elezioni... il 
labor sarebbe massacrato... chi ha abbattuto Peretz faticherebbe a tornare alla 
Knesset... niente più ministri...
Ecco spiegato perché *non* si andrà ad elezioni interne tra Peretz e Paz-Pines 
(bisogna scrivere il nome una volta in un senso e una nell'altro).
Qual era la tesi che volevi sostenere?
Tb
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:> [Tb] : Il dovere di un comunista sarebbe quello di formare un cordone
sanitario attorno alla feccia nazi
: [.sergio.] : No
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www.tonibaruch.blogspot.com

Pines 
Ma e' parente?
Palmiro Pangloss

Qual era la tesi che volevi sostenere?
Antitesi, prego.
Il Labo si sta reggendo con il nastro adesivo..mentre tu dicevi il
contrario.
MMAX
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 contrario.
Ehm... il mio argomentare si regge intorno al concetto di "riduzione del danno".
E credo di avere ripetuto all'infinito che il problema  che il labor ha di 
fronte è la gestione di un fallimento multiplo, che in questo momento lo 
porterebbe al disastro elettorale.
Siccome tutto questo suppongo sia chiaro a chi fa politica da quelle parti, i 
mal di pancia che continui instancabilmente a registrare IMHO rimarranno tali, e 
*non* si tradurranno in tutto quello che auspichi tu: caduta del governo ed 
elezioni. Si è visto coi Kibbutz.
Non si stanno traducendo nemmeno nella transumanza che Beilin si è scoperto ad 
invocare, in modo piuttosto grottesco.
Insomma, non credo che al Labor siano suicidi.
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Insomma, non credo che al Labor siano suicidi.
Dai piantala di fare battute...
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