Mid-term elections news
- 23 Oct 06, 03:23 PM
New York Times: With many Republicans gloomy about their prospects next month, George W Bush has become the party's optimist-in-chief. Link
Washington Times: Emotions are running high in Tennessee, where voters could decide which party controls the Senate. Link
Newsweek: The polls suggest a tidal wave sweeping the Democrats into power, but Jonathan Alter is not convinced it's going to happen. Link
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You are absolutely correct. Americans spend MUCH more on Halloween (and Christmas, for that matter) than on the foundation of the country that allows such celebrations. It is sad, scary, and just another example of why Americans get the government they deserve. I'm moving to New Zealand!
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Is that George W Bush has become the party's optimist-in-chief or Albatross in chief
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