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"Yang, AthD (h.c), Kicking AWOL's Cocaine Snorting *****"
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On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 12:38:45 GMT, Fester <not@home.com> wrote:

johac wrote:

In article <nb6dnbuwPcEORgLenZ2dnUVZ_vmdnZ2d@comcast.com>,
"Michelle Malkin" <hypatiab7@comcast.net> wrote:

December 13, 2005
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Gallup Wallops Bush

A BUZZFLASH NEWS ALERT

News from the DNC:

Washington, DC - Today's CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll
has some more bad
news for President Bush: 58 percent of Americans "said they
do not believe President Bush has a plan that will achieve
victory in Iraq." This same poll
found only 42 percent of Americans approve of Bush's
overall performance as
President. [CNN, 12/13/05]

This new data follows last week's New York Times/CBS
News Poll which
found that 52 percent of Americans believe that "the Bush
administration intentionally misled the public when its
officials made the case for war." [New York Times, 12/8/05]

While most Americans don't think President Bush has a
plan for Iraq
and misled the public prior to the war, he is also
beginning to be a drag on
Republicans up for re-election in 2006. According to
today's Quinnipiac poll, 60 percent of Pennsylvanians think
Bush's support hurts Republican Senator Rick Santorum's
re-election chances. Santorum now trails his Democratic
challenger, Pennsylvania State Treasurer Bob Casey, 50
percent to 38 percent. [Quinnipiac University, 12/13/05]

Whether Bush supports him or not, I can think of many
reasons not to vote for Santorum.

"Poll numbers continue to show that President Bush's
decision to rely
on a pollster's rhetoric in a series of campaign-style
events is not enough
not hide his failed leadership," said Democratic National
Committee Communications Director Karen Finney. "It is
astonishing that the White House is celebrating a 40
percent approval rating, a paltry rating which only proves
that President Bush's credibility will continue to suffer
as long as he fails to level with the American people about
Iraq. It looks like President Bush's coattails are hurting
rather than helping Republicans up for re-election in
2006."

A BUZZFLASH NEWS ALERT

Yawn. Well if polls are all you've got keep on dreaming.
And have a happy Iraqi Election Day!

Just like the last Iraq election, where nothing came out of it
eh?

So they had another election. Are the Sunnis and Shiites going
to give up their centuries old feud? Are the Kurds going to
give up their centuries old dream of an independent Kurdistan?
Are the secular and the theocratic Iraqis going to lose their
dislike of each other? Are the foreign fanatics going to slink
off quietly into the night? Are Iraq's neighbors going to
resist the temptation to interfere with a weak Iraq? Are
foreign corporations going to stop exploiting the Iraqis? Are
the Iraqis going to suddenly lose their loathing of foreign
invaders.

I think not.

Oh, dear, there are still racists in America! Puerto Ricans hate
Cubans! Blacks hate other blacks! Muslims hate Christians! The
whole country is a failure! We should pull out immediately!

Changing the subject.