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I was on Sean Hannity's show the other night, and the question was whether Obama's statement denying his divisiveness is defensible. It's not. Obama said, "I don't think you or anybody who's been watching the campaign would say that in any way we have tried to divide the country. We've always tried to bring the country together." If this weren't such a serious subject, his statement would be laughable. Let's just say it's ludicrous -- and disingenuous. A Gallup poll showed that at the end of Obama's second year in office, 81 percent of Democrats approved, while 13 percent of...

Posted on Sun, Oct. 26, 2003 Poll shows slim lead for Street By Thomas Fitzgerald Inquirer Staff Writer Mayor Street holds a narrow lead over GOP challenger Sam Katz as the candidates make their final appeals to an electorate sharply divided along racial lines, according to The Inquirer Poll. Street was the choice of 46 percent of city voters surveyed; 41 percent favored Katz in the poll, which has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points. Twelve percent said they were undecided, and 1 percent planned to vote for John Staggs of the Socialist Workers Party....