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To: Ish who wrote (133895)	5/22/2004 12:10:00 PM
From: Dr. Id	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

"Five years ago if you had asked the top 20 environmental leaders what the gravest threat to the environment was, they would have given a whole range of answers," said Robert F. Kennedy Jr, son of the onetime attorney general and a lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council. "Today, they would be united in saying it's George W. Bush." "The environment is probably the single issue on which Republicans in general - and President Bush in particular - are most vulnerable," Republican pollster Frank Luntz said in a memo last year. The Sierra Club will spend up to $10 million dollars nationally to press the environmental case against Bush. And according to an LA Times poll: When told the president had adopted some environmentally friendly policies, 54% of voters said it was for political reasons. (I'm guessing the 46% are in the true believers camp)