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To: PROLIFE who wrote (11330)	8/25/2006 4:16:53 PM
From: Alan Smithee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71588

I believe that Fox News is trying to NOT bring himup too often as they MAY be trying to negotiate with the terrorists, or maybe they think that the more coverage it gets, the longer they will keep them. Other day, one of the guests on O'Reilly brought up the hostages. O'Reilly commented only that "we're working on it," and promptly changed the subject. It was clear to me that Fox has put out a directive to play down the airtime on the story.

To: PROLIFE who wrote (11330)	8/25/2006 6:58:32 PM
From: Mr. Palau	Respond to of 71588

"Political Wire guest contributor Stuart Rothenberg raised his estimate of likely Democratic gains in the House of Representatives from 8-12 seats to 15-20 seats, which would translate to between 218 and 223 seats -- and a majority -- in the next House. "Our latest race-by-race review of Congressional districts around the country convinces us that a Democratic wave is building and that the party is poised to take control of the House of Representatives in the fall. The only question now is the size of the November wave. "The national mood remains bleak for Republicans. President George W. Bush’s job performance ratings are terrible, and the public still gives Congress low marks. A majority of Americans continue to tell pollsters that the country is headed in the wrong direction. "That’s a recipe for a GOP disaster, and there is no reason to believe that things will change dramatically between now and Election Day to improve Republican prospects."