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| http://muvdigital.net/ They call George Bush the Establishment Candidate due to the fact the Republican governors and members of Congress -- pros who wanted a proven commodity and big name at the top of the ticket -- anointed him. None figured on the McCain phenomenon.Himself a McCain supporter, Gary Bauer explained what the Bush camp forgot to take into consideration: That campaign was built with a lot of money early on, a lot of endorsements ahead of time. And I think what everybody tended to forget was this one little group thats actually more important than money or endorsements, and thats voters.Yet as 26 Republican governors devoted to Bush gathered in Washington, they stressed there were concern, but no panic. Gov. Mike Leavitt, R-Utah, spoke for the gathering: The governors were with George Bush early. Were with him now. Well be around him to the end.Bushs supporters say it wasn't Republicans, but rather Democrats and Independents have been to blame for his big decrease of Michigan. And theyll be barred from most of the key states ahead. As CBS News Correspondent Eric Engberg reports, many of the governors want Bush unleashed around the stump. According to Gov. Edward Schafer, R-N.D.,: Many of us would like George to be George. You understand hes a very personable individual. We need to get him just with the folks; let him be himself rather than be so constrained by the people so much. I think hes been somewhat tight.None of the governors are publicly criticizing the campaigns unprecedented expenditure of $400,000 per day, reported this week to the Federal Election Commission. But party insiders say the big contributors and the fundraisers are certainly not happy.These men and women are business folks. That they like to win. They dont really understand whats happening and they dont understand how you can spend $55 million and not be on the top. explains Scott Reed, a GOP activist.Bush had originally planned to speak with the Republican governors in Washington next week. But the kingmakers who were among his earliest presidential backers understood perfectly while he told them that something unforeseen had happened and the man needed to stay on the campaign trail.
http://www.ahlborn-kirchenorgeln.com/uggspascher.html This column was written by David Klinghoffer. The Anti-Defamation League, focused on fighting anti-Jewish bigotry, is America's most influential Jewish group. So what are we to make of the weird air of unreality from the ADL's public statements about Christians? Look at the recent address by national director Abraham Foxman to the group's annual meeting by which he called for a community-wide response to a growing threat.Foxman spoke on November 3 in The big apple during a week when disturbing news stories were unfolding around the globe. The riots across France by immigrant Muslim youths were building into a climax. These were the same youths who had been terrorizing French Jews for the past five years — assaulting individuals, firebombing synagogues, and desecrating Jewish cemeteries. Exactly the same week, Iran's president was refusing to back off from his call to fellow Muslims to "wipe Israel off the map." Meanwhile in Egypt, TV viewers had just spent Ramadan having a new drama series according to "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," the notorious anti-Semitic hoax.If you find one religion that poses a hazard to Jewish interests, clearly it's radical Islam. How strange, then, that in the speech Abraham Foxman held up the terrifying specter of, um, American Christianity."Today," said Foxman, "we face an improved financed, more sophisticated, coordinated, unified, energized, and arranged coalition of groups from our policy positions on church-state separation than ever before. Their goal is to implement their Christian worldview. To save lots of us!"Foxman warned that mainstream evangelical groups have "built infrastructures throughout the country... intend<ing> to 'Christianize' all aspects of American life, from the halls of government to the libraries, for the movies, to recording studios, on the playing fields and locker rooms of professional, collegiate and amateur sports, in the military to SpongeBob SquarePants.""'Christianize' all aspects of American life," he states? This must mean that evangelical leaders want to Christianize us either by legal coercion, or by inspiration and moral example.If Foxman means by legal coercion, his accusation is ludicrous. To look at a controversial illustration that's in news reports, Intelligent Design has drawn support from Christians (and more) and condemnation from the ADL. It's possible to disapprove of letting teachers acquaint public-school students using a scientific critique of Darwinism. On the other hand.D. in the biology classroom is an entirely different thing from "Christianizing" American life — a phrase that conjures the Spanish Inquisition. no previous page next 1/2
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http://gcthulin.com/blackuggs-uk.html With less than a week to go ahead of the election, here's a roundup of the latest polls within the presidential race: National Polls Zobgy: The Zogby tracking poll shows the race to become dead even with President Bush and Sen. John Kerry getting 47 percent each.Washington Post: The Post's daily tracking poll shows Mr. Bush with 49 percent and Kerry with 48 percent.Rasmussen: The Rasmussen tracking poll shows Mr. Bush at 49.5 percent and Kerry at 47.9 %. The figures include leaners.Fox News-Opinion Dynamics: This new poll shows Mr. Bush having a 50-45 percent lead over Kerry. State Polls CALIFORNIA - 55 electoral votes (Gore won in 2000 by 11.7percentage points) Field Poll, Oct. 21-27, 1,086 LV, MoE +/-3 (Results from early October Field Poll in parentheses) -Kerry-Edwards, 49 percent (49) -Bush-Cheney, 42 percent (40) -Unsure/Other, 9 % (11) NEW HAMPSHIRE - 4 electoral votes (Bush won in 2000 by 1.3percentage points) Franklin Pierce College, Oct. 25-27, 617 LV, MoE +/-4 (Results from early October Franklin Pierce poll in parentheses) -Kerry, Fifty percent (49) -Bush, 43 percent (42) -Nader, 1 % (1) -Unsure, 6 percent (8) NORTH CAROLINA - 15 electoral votes (Bush won in 2000 by 12.8percentage points) Mason-Dixon, Oct. 25-26, 625 LV, MoE +/-4 (Is caused by late September Mason-Dixon poll in parentheses) -Bush-Cheney, 52 percent (52) -Kerry-Edwards, 43 percent (43) -Unsure/Other, Five percent (6) --- Research 2000, Oct. 24-26, 600 LV, MoE +/-4 (Comes from late September Research 2000 poll in parentheses) -Bush-Cheney, 51 percent (50) -Kerry-Edwards, 45 percent (44) -Unsure, 4 % (6) WISCONSIN - 10 electoral votes (Gore won in 2000 by 0.2percentage points) Badger Poll-University of Wisconsin, Oct. 23-27, 585 LV, MoE+/-4 -Bush-Cheney, 48 percent -Kerry-Edwards, 45 percent -Nader-Camejo, 3 percent -Unsure, 4 percent
http://muvdigital.net/ A North Korean missile test last August came like a nasty surprise to U.S. security experts. One of many world's rogue nations had unexpectedly launched a three-stage rocket having a range the CIA estimated at 4,000 miles. That three-stage configuration could deliver small payloads towards the United States, which, despite spending billions to prevent such an attack, would be relatively defenseless to prevent it. CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer Reports.Congress has become pouring billions of tax dollars right into a missile defense system, but there's little to exhibit for it, CBS News Correspondent David Martin reports. And before the North Korean test, the Pentagon was spending $3.5 billion a year on developing a defense against missiles. Now, says Deputy Defense Secretary John Hamre, "I think it brings a lot more focus and urgency to this particular."And it's not just North Korea which could threaten the U.S. Iran recently presented a missile capable of hitting U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia. However the Pentagon's attempt to develop a defense that will shoot down incoming missiles may be lurching from failure to failure. "We haven't had any success from the intercept tests," Hamre says. "That's a disappointment."One missile is now 0 for 5 in tests. Another missile, a souped-up type of the Patriot missile used in the Gulf War, has not yet been tested. But already that missile is projected to cost double the as it was supposed to.One senior military officer told CBS News it really is "insane to be spending so much money and also have so little to show for it." Yet Republicans in Congress have demanded fractional laser treatments be fielded as soon as possible. "There is a big threat available, and it's not one that can be solved by the national missile defense," says a physicist who had been assigned to look into the nation's missile defense.The CIA's Robert Walpole agrees and adds that we now have ways to deliver weapons of mass destruction that will make missile defense irrelevant. "An aircraft, a truck, some package left somewhere in the subway; those types of scenarios," he states. "Some of the countries have the capability to do those kinds of things using a chemical or a biological weapon." The usa survived the Cold War with out a missile defense because the Ussr could be counted on not to commit national suicide by starting a nuclear war. But why don't you consider North Korea? "What happens in the event the government decides to launch as sort of a last act of survival. You know, that the government is collapsing?" asks Hamre. No one knows what might happen, and no on knows in case a missile defense will work. Nevertheless the U.S. has spent $50 billion over the last 15 years trying to make it work, and it's also not about to give up now.
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