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Iraq War Could Help GOP, McCain Win In November
Two recent Pew Research Center polls show that Americans are more upbeat in their assessment of the Iraq War than at any time in the last couple of years and less focused on American casualties there.... ...
No country for grouchy old men
Denver Post by David Harsanyi 02/25/08 Politi cal observers have questioned whether Americans are ‘ready’ to elect a woman or an African-American to the presidency. A more pertinent question, actually,... ...
The last test of democracy
The Libertarian Enterprise by L. Neil Smith 02/17/08 Something is deeply wrong with the American political process. That’s the only way to explain why, despite polls showing that 70% of us want the wars... ...
McCain apes Bush on Iraq, as Dems stand passively by
Salon by Gary Kamiya 02/12/08 John McCain’s Achilles’ heel should be Iraq. He is an unapologetic hawk at a time when only right-wing die-hards cling to that position. His hard-line insistence that U.S.... ...
McCain: Straight Talk and Militarist Madness
By Justin Logan In the New Hampshire primary, exit polls revealed that 38 percent of those voting in the Republican primary who "strongly disapprove" of the war in Iraq cast their ballot for John McCain. http://www.inform ationclearinghouse.info/ar ticle19306.htm https://f reepage.twoday.net/search? q=McCain http://freepage.t woday.net/search?q=militar ist http://freepage.twoday .net/search?q=Hampshire ht tp://freepage.twoday.net/s earch?q=primaries https://f reepage.twoday.net/search? q=Justin+Logan ...
The Tenacity of American Militarism
William J. Astore, writing for TomDispatch.com, says: "Recent polls suggest that Americans trust the military roughly three times as much as the president and five times as much as their elected representatives... ...
At Florida Polls, Touch Screens and Crossed Fingers
Peter Whoriskey, writing for The Washington Post, reports: "There will be no 'hanging chads' this time around in Florida. The punch-card voting that plagued the 2000 presidential election in the state... ...
Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes
by Mary Starrett Change- the word is used in every presidential campaign speech, by every candidate. Polls show voters want “change.” So just what change can we expect if any of the so-called ‘front-runners’... ...
New Inflation Data Explain Middle-Class Squeeze
Kevin G. Hall reports for McClatchy Newspapers: "New data from the Labor Department confirm what most middle-class Americans already know: Inflation is squeezing them. As consumer prices rose by 4.1 percent... ...
How to “fix” politics? Reduce the power of the president
Fox News by Radley Balko Pundits, pollsters, and election watchers say Hillary Clinton may have won the New Hampshire primary because she cried. Or perhaps because women caught Barack Obama condescending... ...