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That's great news. I really wonder about some of these polls. We know they've been using bad questions and oversampling Dims all along. They're in CYA mode now and I suspect that in the next day or by early Tues a.m. they'll be more reflective of what they should have been all along (given the fact that some people lie on them - like some folks mentioned during Brian Wilson's program. One guy said he kept a penny by the phone and flipped it - heads Republican, tails Dims and that's how he answered - LOL!).

This is just coming out (at least I don't recall hearing it before). The good folks in PA need to hear this:

Curt Weldon (R-Pa) for Congress
Militarycorruption.com ^ | Nov. 5, 2006 | baseballmom

Posted on 11/05/2006 12:57:14 PM PST by baseballmom

NAVY VICE-ADMIRAL JOE SESTAK "WALKS
THE PLANK" ONE DAY AFTER NEW CNO,
ADMIRAL MIKE MULLEN, TAKES OVER
TOUGH-TALKING, NO-NONSENSE TOP BOSS
BOUNCES VERN CLARK "CRONY" - MORE
BRASS MAY BE "ON THE WAY OUT"

It took the new Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Mike Mullen, less than 24 hours to dump one of the most disliked officers among the Navy's top brass. Vice-Admiral Joe Sestak, an arrogant and obnoxious "bully-boy," who delighted in being rude and unreasonable and getting away with it, found he was expendable the minute his mentor went out the door.

Rumsfeld "yes-man" and weaselly politician Vern Clark will not be missed by many Navy personnel. In fact, hopeful messages are flooding the office of MilitaryCorruption.com that "maybe, somehow," the Navy has finally gotten a CNO who will "put sailors first" and correct the many mistakes of his predecessor.

It was Clark, a leftover from the Clinton Administration, who promoted Sestak to his third-star and made him deputy chief of naval operations for Warfare Requirements and Programs. Those who dared to complain about Sestak's abusive "management style" were ignored or punished.

By sacking a previously untouchable top-ranking admiral, Mullen has fired a shot across the bow to others like Sestak that their days are numbered too.

All this can only improve morale. We "salute" CNO Mullen for having the courage to do the right thing. It would have been much easier to leave an out-of-control martinet like Sestak in place and not rattle any cages.
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