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Which world leader poses the greatest uncertainty for the global economy?
Wall Street Journal Editorial Page (Freep This Poll!) ^
| Feb 4 2007
| Editorial
Posted on 02/04/2007 6:35:41 AM PST by mkjessup
(excerpt)
Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad 46.5%
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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: axisofnutbars; banthafodder; econobullies; loosecannons
LOOK at this FRiends! As Ricky Ricardo would say "it's so reeDEEEEKulous!" While it's no surprise that Ahmanutjob is at the head of the list, Red China's Chairman Hu (Hu's on first? No, Hu's on 2nd! Hu IS on 2nd? That's what I'm askin' you?!?) comes in ahead of Lil' Tubby (Hugo Chavez), but it's Pooty-Poot at #3, Comrade Chia Pet so ronery at the bottom of the list, and 'Someone else' even edging HIM out by 1.1 percentage points! Check out the poll and FREEP it! ;)
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02/04/2007 6:35:43 AM PST
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mkjessup
To: mkjessup
Hmmm...no replies, well other news items no doubt are overshadowing this poll, I know the 'Star Kist Once Again Turns Down Charlie Tuna' thread has been getting bumped, and then there is the 'Wiley Coyote Says He's "Gellin'" for Dr. Scholl's', guess I'll have to talk to myself.
Say MK, great post, nice job boy!
Oh, don't mention it MK, I post nothing but the best.
That you do my FRiend, your posts always inspire and inform.
It's what makes my day, every day MK.
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02/04/2007 7:27:08 AM PST
by
mkjessup
(It's not schizophrenia if the voices in your head provide you with intelligent conversation...)
To: mkjessup
Which party will win control of the House of Representatives on Election Day? Since the RATs control now they will control then. What a dumbly worded question.
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