Bush serve a second term, compared to 44 percent who want to see him win again
in November. As a result, Kerry is enjoying a marginal advantage over Bush, a
first for the poll. Forty-nine percent of registered voters chose Kerry,
compared to 46 percent who re-elected Bush. In fact, all Democrats are polling
better against Bush, perhaps due to increased media attention to their primary
horserace: Clark gets 47 percent of voters’ choice compared to 48 percent from
Bush; Edwards has 46 percent compared to Bush’s 49; Lieberman wins 45 percent
versus Bush’s 49 percent; and Dean fares the worst with 45 percent of their
votes to Bush’s 50 percent.
D
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Ousterhout" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 5:14 PM
Subject: RE: Kay Leaves. Says there are no WMD. His replacement says the same.
: Ah. You must be part of that thoughtful middle.
:
: For a second there, I thought you were a left-wing extremist who sees
: everything through a jaundiced eye based off of the fact that Bush is
: Lucifer's brother.
:
: Andy
:
: -----Original Message-----
: From: Doug White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 12:08 PM
: To: CF-Community
: Subject: Re: Kay Leaves. Says there are no WMD. His replacement says the
: same.
:
:
: We already know enough to replace him next November. Can you say "Continuing
: Criminal Enterprise?"
: There are no WMD, Civil rights are being trashed. Right to attorney and
: speedy
: trial is a thing of the past.
: Legal Immigrants are treated unfairly, by giving benefits to undocumented
: (illegal) immigrants. World Community has been nearly completely alienated.
: The
: US is thought of now as was thought of the old USSR during the so-called
: cold
: war era.
:
: The task is to decide on who would be the best. The most conservative is
: Clark,
: the richest is Kerry.
:
: The drastic increase in national debt is worrying other countries about an
: economic collapse. The US dollar has dropped considerable against other
: world
: currencies. Halliburton now admits receiving kickbacks from the Kuwaitis.
:
: He claims the economy is strong, yet the stock market is falling counter to
: that.
:
: Still 3 million jobs lost, and he brags on 100,000 created. His answer is to
: retrain the unemployed to fill available jobs. Can you say "Convenience
: store
: clerk?" or "Pizza Delivery?" Retraining is, however, unfunded.
:
: More money is being spent to bolster the economy of Iraq, than is being
: spent to
: bolster the US economy. The rich has had tax reduction, and the common
: folks
: are looking at over $20,000 in national debt for every man woman and child.
: Congressional spending has gone wild, and that used to be blamed on the
: Democrats!
:
: Shrub and Co. accomplished all this in only two years, and he want us to
: give
: him four more?
:
: What to do?
:
:
: : Gel,
: :
: : I am not sure if anyone really believes that there are WMD"s there. If
: Bush
: : were smart(and I know that there are those of you who think he is not), he
: : would start those discussions now, versus closer to the elections.
: : Unfortunately, he has surrounded himself with Yes-men.
: :
: : This WMD thing just needs to put upfront so we can start a realistic
: appraisal
: : of whether we should have know this and if so, why didn't we.
: :
: : Andy
: : HYPERLINK
: : "http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3424831.stm"http://news.bbc.c
: : o.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3424831.stm
: :
: : US chief Iraq arms expert quits
: :
: : *The head of the team searching for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq,
: :
: : David Kay, has resigned. *
: :
: : Mr Kay said he did not believe Iraq possessed large stockpiles of
: :
: : chemical or biological weapons.
: :
: : He is being replaced by a former deputy head of the United Nations
: :
: : weapons inspections team, Charles Duelfer.
: :
: : Mr Duelfer said earlier this month he believed the chances of finding
: :
: : chemical or biological weapons in Iraq were now "close to nil".
: :
: : Mr Kay gave no reason for leaving, but the BBC's John Leyne in
: :
: : Washington says sources there speak of a mixture of personal reasons and
: :
: : his disillusionment with the weapons search.
: :
: : His resignation had been expected for a few weeks....
: :
: : --------------------------
: :
: : -Gel
: :
: :
: :
:
:
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