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To: bentway who wrote (493357)	7/7/2009 4:20:41 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575486

Ten's megachurch is bigger than Wasilla! Maybe the Rs should run the pastor for president.

To: bentway who wrote (493357)	7/7/2009 5:16:31 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575486

Here it is......dems and independents are more turned off by Palin after her resignation, Rs more turned on. More affirmation that the Rs are crazy. "Palin, tapped by GOP presidential nominee John McCain as his running mate last year, remains a favorite of Republicans and conservatives — and a nemesis for Democrats. Two-thirds of Republicans want Palin to be "a major national political figure for many years to come," while three-fourths of Democrats hope she won't be. Independents by 55%-34% would prefer she leave the national stage. The findings underscore how polarized opinions of Palin were even before Friday's surprise announcement. Seven in 10 Americans say their views weren't affected by her decision. Among those whose opinions have shifted, Democrats by 4-1 and independents by 2-1 feel less favorably toward her. Republicans, however, are inclined to see her more favorably." usatoday.com