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Politics : GOPwinger Lies/Distortions/Omissions/Perversions of Truth

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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (35901)	1/20/2005 1:08:13 PM
From: geode00	Read Replies (1) of 173976

As usual, when truth interferes with the propaganda that you have stuffed into your head, you resort to meaningless and childish posts. Sad, very sad. We have the Founding Fathers (except maybe a religious nut or two), GOD, truth, justice, history and high moral values on our side. We will win, we always do. story.news.yahoo.com "...But he will be leading a nation that is less optimistic about the future than it was when he was inaugurated for his first term. Then, 56% of those surveyed by USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup were generally satisfied with the way things were going in the USA; now 46% are. He'll face a public that is deeply divided over his leadership. That divide has solidified over the past four years, costing him the honeymoon that presidents - even second-term presidents - typically enjoy at inauguration. He takes office with a job-approval rating of 51%, the consistently lowest of any re-elected president in modern times. Partisan divisions eased when Presidents Clinton, Reagan and Eisenhower were sworn in a second time. They haven't for Bush. What's more, he'll be pursuing an agenda that differs from the challenges most Americans identify as top priorities. Their most urgent concerns: education and health care costs. The findings of a series of USA TODAY polls in December and January raise questions about the president's claim of a mandate for his second-term agenda. His plan to add individual investment accounts to Social Security is supported by 48% and opposed by 48%, for instance. By 52%-47%, Americans call his decision to invade Iraq a mistake...."

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