Pope Faring Better Than Paterson

Despite recent accusations in The New York Times–which suggested he was involved in the transfer of an abusive priest–40 percent

Despite recent accusations in The New York Times–which suggested he was involved in the transfer of an abusive priest–40 percent of Americans still have a favorable view of Pope Benedict XVI, according to a new Gallup survey.

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It’s a new low for the Pope. And yet, it’s about double the approval David Paterson is pulling in New York, after The Times accused him of intervening in a domestic abuse case.

To put it in further perspective, Gallup has Congress at 16 percent approval, and most of them will get re-elected.

Pope Faring Better Than Paterson