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

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (743287)	6/22/2006 2:34:03 PM
From: Mr. Palau	Respond to of 769670

that was gw's administration saying no wmds were found, lol santorum is getting pretty desperate, which is understandable given that he is about to get hammered at the polls is the viewed as the worst senator in the nation more good news: In New York, Clinton Has Little to Worry About In the New York Republican primary to challenge Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY), a new Quinnipiac poll finds the race a virtual tie, with 27% for Kathleen McFarland (R), 24% for John Spencer (R) and 43% undecided. However, in the general election Clinton has a huge lead over either challenger, beating McFarland, 58% to 31%, and topping Spencer, 57% to 33%. Said pollster Maurice Carroll: "It's a stand-off for the Republican right to lose to Sen. Clinton." In Pennsylvania, Rendell Maintains Huge Lead In the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race, challenger Lynn Swann (R) "has gained no ground" on Gov. Ed Rendell (D) and trails the incumbent 55% to 31%, according to a new Quinnipiac poll. Said pollster Clay Richards: "The Lynn Swann campaign is dead in the water while the Rendell juggernaut continues to charge forward. Swann is gaining no ground on the popular Democratic Governor and, in fact, is having trouble within his own party, where more than a quarter of Republicans are supporting Rendell." Democrats Ahead in Most Senate, Gubernatorial Races The new WSJ/Zogby Interactive Battleground States poll took the pulse of 17 Senate and 19 gubernatorial races and found "all projected to be closely contested." Key highlights: "Democrats remain ahead in most Senate races, despite a spate of good news for Republicans; Democrats lead in 12 of the 19 tracked gubernatorial races."