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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CYBERKEN who wrote (482100)	10/27/2003 11:28:37 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769667

That article reveals to me what I believed to be the case and I was correct. The only dems involved, the squeaky wheels making the noise are all idiots, the most idiotic fringe of the dems. Their selection of a candidate will be based upon idiotic fringe thinking. The idiot class that post here are little different. Just don't care. In one question, pollsters read a list of a dozen topics — education, taxes, big government, the environment, Social Security and Medicare, crime and illegal drugs, moral values, health care, the economy and jobs, fighting terrorism, homeland security, and the situation in Iraq — and asked, "Which concern worries you the most?" In Iowa, one percent of those polled — one percent! — said they worried about fighting terrorism. It was dead last on the list. Two percent said they worried about homeland security — next to last. In New Hampshire, two percent worried about fighting terrorism and two percent worried about homeland security. In South Carolina — somewhat surprisingly because of its military heritage — the results were the same. Democrats in each state were then given the same list of topics and asked to name their second-most concern. Fighting terrorism and homeland security still placed near the bottom of the list. nationalreview.com