Public Opinion

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• Decision To Try 9/11 Masterminds In New York A Slap In The Face To All Americans

  
  PA Pundits - International — Authority: 550
  By Pam Meister In an act that further makes a mockery of the Islamist threat that faces us, the administration has decided that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other Gitmo detainees will be sent to New York City to stand trial in a civilian federal court for their role in the 9/11 atrocity. According to ...
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• Lawrence Solomon: UK reaches consensus on climate change

  
  FP Comment — Authority: 583
  Supporters of the UKs three major politicalparties - Labour, Conservatives, and Liberal-Democrats - dont oftenagree but on one major issue they are of one mind -all agree thathumans cant be blamed for global warming. Only 45% of Labour voters,38% of Conservative voters, and 47% of Liberal-Democrats, believeglobal ...
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• Greens joke poll results

  
  Australian Climate Madness — Authority: 141
  The Greens - a bad joke The Greens are trumpeting the results of a Galaxy poll that they claim shows that the majority of voters want the government to adopt tougher emissions reduction targets. The ABC reports: The Galaxy poll says 54 per cent of people support at least an unconditional 25 per cent reduction in ...
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• The Public Editor: About That Bloomberg Runaway ...

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 914
  Clark Hoyt
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• UK Poll: Majority say global warming “not our fault”

  
  Australian Climate Madness — Authority: 141
  More colourless, odourless CO2 More bad news for the warmists, as the public wise up to the propaganda and spin. From the UK Times Online: Less than half the population believes that human activity is to blame for global warming , according to an exclusive poll for The Times. The revelation that ministers have ...
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• Health Care Subsidies vs. a Public Option

  
  The SideTrack — Authority: 124
  Another no brainer . The fight for the public option is inseparable from the fight for better subsidies and affordability. The weaker public option selected by the House saves the government $25 billion. If the House had been able to pass the public option tied to Medicare rates it would have saved $110 billion. ...
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• Technology is a right

  
  Monroerising.com — Authority: 482
  Have you heard of the Safelink program? It has recently been featured on channel 8 news and it has some people up in arms. Safelink is related to the Lifeline program which was created by the FCC in 1984 to provide home phone service to low income households (read welfare recipients) at low or no cost to them. ...
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• Getting Paid and Paid Well for Surveys

  
  IENACE — Authority: 142
  The economy is in trouble, unemployment is over 10%. Lots of people, strapped for cash are searching for ways to make extra money. You can certainly make money on the Internet, but where do you begin? Most ways of making money demand a certain amount of skills and training. There is a learning curve involved, plus a ...
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• Did Lou Dobbs’s Conservative Views Cause Him To Leave CNN?

  
  PA Pundits - International — Authority: 550
  By Lachlan Markay Lou Dobbs left CNN after years of tensions between him and the network’s brass, who consistently objected to his outspoken, often controversial reports. But the issues that seem to have annoyed CNN execs most were ones on which Dobbs took a conservative stance. The New York Times reported ...
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• The $787 Billion Flop

  
  Wishy-Washy Politicians — Authority: 131
  Posted 11/11/2009 07:00 PM ET Public Opinion: Americans seem to know what their leaders in Washington either dont know, dont want to ...
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• Op-Ed Columnist: The Passion of the Right

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 914
  Charles M. Blow
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• Japan’s bulging debt

  
  Raw Japan — Authority: 512
  How much is too much? When it comes to Japan’s bulging public debt, no one quite knows, but at about $75,640 for each of the country’s 127 million people, the burden is starting to worry both voters and investors . You can even see it climb in front of your eyes on an unofficial  Website . That’s why some ...
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• Polls Predicted a Bloomberg Blowout, but Expert Knew Better

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 914
  Bruce N. Gyory said he told advisers to both mayoral campaigns that while Michael R. Bloomberg was favored to win, it would not be the blowout predicted by polls.
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• The Court of Public Opinion: H1N1 vs. Your Paycheck

  
  JasmyneCannick.com — Authority: 133
  Okay folks, this one’s simple.  Do you go to work with the Swine Flu when you have no sick days and are going to lose money out of your paycheck? If that was my situation, I’m gonna keep it real: If the door to my office is closed and you see/hear me hacking my lungs out, DO NOT ENTER. Thankfully, I have sick ...
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• Embarrassed Republican Party opts out of abortion coverage for employees

  
  Top of the Ticket — Authority: 806
      Since 1991, the National Republican Committee has offered its employees a health care policy from Cigna that includes coverage for elective abortions. Given the GOPs major push to keep abortion coverage out of President Obama s health care reform bill, the news of the partys own insurance policy  -- which ...
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• Gallup Poll: Health Coverage Not Governments Responsibility

  
  American Power — Authority: 694
  From Gallup, " More in U.S. Say Health Coverage Is Not Gov’t. Responsibility ": More Americans now say it is not the federal governments responsibility to make sure all Americans have healthcare coverage (50%) than say it is (47%). This is a first since Gallup began tracking this question, and a significant ...
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• Cell Phones in Iraq

  
  Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED) — Authority: 487
  The Economist has a piece discussing the boom in Iraqi cell phones since the fall of Saddam Hussein.  Despite that poor quality of service, the article notes that many Iraqis feel more liberated by the phones than by the prospect of an elected government.
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• Obama rebuts Cheneys dithering charge, vows no open-ended commitment on Afghanistan

  
  Top of the Ticket — Authority: 806
  For weeks, critics have been complaining that President Obama is taking too long to make a decision on whether to send more U.S. troops to Afghanistan. Former Vice President Dick Cheney accused him of "dithering." Today he answered them. "I recognize that there have been critics of the process," he said. "They ...
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• We Like What You Do But Wont Pay More For It

  
  The Kept-Up Academic Librarian — Authority: 436
  Despite damaging budget cuts at the states community colleges and public universities, Californians still have high esteem for the schools, according to a new survey. Yet most are not willing to pay higher taxes or student fees to protect the campuses from financial troubles, the poll found. The survey showed the ...
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• Lou Dobbs Says He’s Leaving CNN

  
  PA Pundits - International — Authority: 550
  We here in Australia get very little in the way of U.S. TV, even on the cable network, so the departure of Lou Dobbs from CNN would rate no mention at all. So I went looking for some information when this was brought to my notice. Here’s the video footage of his resignation. This video was posted to You ...
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