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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush

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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (15081)	9/29/2002 1:14:33 AM
From: Tadsamillionaire	Read Replies (1) of 93284

signonsandiego.com Here it 's at the top.... for those who hate to read..... Bush won the election,and you should be damn glad... If Gore had won we would have been negotiating surrender with Osama Bin Laden, Democrats' Ability to Use the Economy Against GOP Wanes washingtonpost.com Five weeks before a crucial midterm election, Democratic hopes of making the November balloting a referendum on economic issues are being blocked by public preoccupation with terrorism and talk of war with Iraq, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News Poll and interviews with scores of voters in key states. The focus on Iraq and terrorism helps Republicans, but there are enough doubts about the president's policy and concerns about other issues to prevent the GOP candidates from feeling too confident. The national survey and the voter interviews found Americans holding sharply contradictory views about who they want to set the political agenda in Washington for the next two years. Voters are worried about the economy but do not hold Bush or Republicans responsible. They share near-universal distrust of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, but are wary about moving unilaterally against him. Usually the president's party loses ground in midterm elections, but the debate over Iraq has created a fragmented environment politically, and it is not clear whether that will change between now and Nov. 5. Were it not for the emergence of possible war with Iraq and renewed focus on the next phase in the war against terrorism, this midterm election might be shaping up as more typical of others in the past, with Democrats exploiting economic anxieties to their advantage against the president's party in Congress.

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