BP’s Ratings Approach Saddam Hussein’s
Ouch, this has got to hurt. A new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll reveals just how low the company’s favorability ratings have plummeted—below O.J. Simpson’s and approaching those of individuals our nation has gone to war against:
Indeed, the poll shows that only 6 percent have a favorable rating of BP. In the history of the NBC News/Journal poll, Saddam Hussein (3 percent), Fidel Castro (3 percent) and Yasser Arafat (4 percent) have had lower favorable scores, and O.J. Simpson (11 percent) and tobacco-maker Philip Morris (15 percent) have had higher ratings.
Kind of hard to believe with facts at their fingertips that Republicans are still sticking up for them.
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