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...worst mark was a “D+” on the war in Iraq. David C. King, lecturer in public policy at the Kennedy School of Government and the IOP director of research, cautioned against reading too much into the poll, but acknowledged that the results could spell disaster for Republicans on November 7. “Any president needs to trust the general and trust the diplomats. Public opinion in terms of military strategy, is not very important,” he said. “But political reality is that the president may lose republican control...
...Clarence Duane Meat? The name’s not familiar. I’ll check up on him. How do you spell his last name...
...retain power, without consideration for the minority Democrats or the U.S. as a whole. The g.o.p. has violated the principles it once stood for - especially fiscal conservatism - and now stands only for clinging to power. Barbara Stephens McLean, Virginia, U.S. Although I'm hoping the midterm elections will spell the end of the corrupt Republican regime, I'm disheartened by the cause of the party's downfall, distasteful as it is. The end will not have been brought about by stolen elections, an unprovoked and disastrous war breeding more terrorism, suspension of habeas corpus, state support of torture...
...fish that sprout legs and wreak havoc upon the land. Museum of Terror (two volumes so far, $14 each) collects the so-called Tomie tales, all featuring the beguiling teenage Tomie, a supernatural beauty with a nasty attitude who inspires complex feelings in the men who fall under her spell. "I dream of having her all to myself," says one would-be paramour, "Thing is, if she were mine ? I think I might kill her. ? I don't know if even ripping her apart would be good enough. That's the way she makes me feel...
Although I'm hoping the midterm elections will spell the end of the corrupt Republican regime, I'm disheartened by the cause of the party's downfall, distasteful as it is. The end will not have been brought about by stolen elections, an unprovoked and disastrous war breeding more terrorism or a dangerous and ballooning federal deficit. It's curious that Republicans might be toppled by the Foley fiasco. Seemingly, only a sex scandal can make voters take notice...