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To: Dayuhan who wrote (76353)10/10/2004 11:52:13 PM
From: Nadine Carroll  Read Replies (2) of 793883
 
Australian opinion polls, abundantly reported in Australian media, have been saying for weeks that foreign policy and Howard's pro-US stance were not going to be major issues in the election. I reviewed a lot of Australian media reaction and poll data after the recent Jakarta bombing, and the general consensus was that the Australian public was simply not that concerned with foreign policy, and that the attacks had failed to significantly increase that concern.


It's nice of you to tell me this. It would have been nicer if the NYT had mentioned it. They didn't. In fact, on October 7th, when Howard looked like he might lose, they told me that Iraq was an important issue in the election. Only after Howard won did Iraq suddenly become an unimportant issue, according to the NYT.
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