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To: American Spirit who wrote (118695)	3/19/2008 4:38:11 PM
From: one_less	Respond to of 173976

Is that you winning another debate or is it another instance of you spewing hate filled unsubstantial nonsense? I suppose it depends on one's perspective of what constitutes debate; however, have you noticed what the most recommended perspective on this thread appears to be.... 2/12/2008 11:35:41 AM From: jlallen 23 Recommendations "Will you STFU you babbling moron.....Gawd you are an idiot." You might benefit from taking notes while participating in thread discourse here abouts, IMO.

To: American Spirit who wrote (118695)	3/19/2008 5:09:45 PM
From: jim-thompson	Respond to of 173976

here is another view of Barack Hussein Obama. no butt kissing in this sermon. youtube.com

To: American Spirit who wrote (118695)	3/19/2008 6:36:37 PM
From: d[-_-]b	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Excellent - hope they give me some more of their filthy lucre.

To: American Spirit who wrote (118695)	3/19/2008 7:46:58 PM
From: Jane4IceCream	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 173976

You know what you are moron?? You are one fry short of a happy meal. Why do the nurses let you post on a computer? You shouldnt be drugged and post at the same time. Jane

To: American Spirit who wrote (118695)	3/19/2008 8:09:40 PM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Under the Radar, Some Positive Polling By Kenneth T. Walsh Posted March 14, 2008 White House strategists are feeling a new rush of optimism about President Bush's remaining 10 months in office. One reason is a new internal Republican poll, obtained by U.S. News, which indicates that while Bush's job-approval ratings remain low, some of his major policies have become quite popular. If Bush and his surrogates can make the policies better known, GOP strategists believe that will lift not only Bush's approval ratings but the overall standing of his party. White House strategists feel a new rush of optimism about Bush's remaining 10 months in office. Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images)Related News More From The Presidency Video: Political News & Features What has the West Wing buzzing is a survey by GOP pollster Ed Goeas of the Tarrance Group that found that, for all his troubles, voters still like the president. "Fully 56 percent of likely voters approve of the president personally, driven by voter sentiments that he is a person of strong moral character and integrity," Goeas writes in a private analysis designed for Republican leaders. "If the situation in Iraq continues to improve and the national economy improves, this goodwill will be crucial in allowing voters to change their assessment of his job performance." About 64 percent of likely voters approve of Bush's economic stimulus package passed earlier this year; 67 percent back his initiatives to help struggling homeownerssurvive the current mortgage crisis; 70 percent endorse his plan to allow monitoring of foreign communications of suspected terrorists; and 72 percent back his visit to the Mideast to promote peace. In addition, 52 percent approve of his surge of U.S. troops into Iraq. Still, the poll finds that 76 percent of likely voters believe the country is on the wrong track and 62 percent disapprove of Bush's job performance—numbers that have not changed much in the past year. "Much of this sentiment appears to be driven by voter anxiety and dissatisfaction with the inability of Washington politicians of all political persuasions to address voters' concerns," Goeas says. Goeas argues that his findings should encourage GOP candidates to defend Bush's record and invite the president to campaign and raise money for them. Not surprisingly, Democratic strategists are convinced that Bush will be a drag on the GOP. Bring it on, they say. usnews.com.