A new Rasmussen Reports survey in New Hampshire finds Mitt Romney leading the Republican presidential race with 34%, followed by Rudy Giuliani at 15%, Sen. John McCain at 15% and Mike Huckabee at 14%.
Of the six Rasmussen polls conducted so far in the first primary state, both Romney and Huckabee now record their highest levels of support while Giuliani is at his lowest level.
You can begin your quest for an answer here. I had a young man from Florida in my freshman English class in the…
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I said yesterday regarding the CNN You Tube debate: “A problem remains: CNN chose the questions. That is a legitimate editorial…
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Fons from China Herald comments on the ups and downs of Shanghai stock Market.
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Orange Ukraine reports on the formation of the long-awaited ‘democratic coalition' - and the disappearance of Yulia Tymoshenko's famous braid.
Window on Eurasia writes: “Russian President Vladimir Putin’s characterization of his political opponents and those standing behind them as ‘the enemies of Russia' has sparked a discussion among his supporters about the relationship of that term to Stalin’s notorious one, ‘the enemies of the people.' Pavel Danilin, editor of the pro-Putin website Kreml.org, addressed that […]
Robert Amsterdam posts a YouTube interview with human rights activist Ludmila Alekseeva (in Russian, with English subtitles).
