(source) It sounds almost like the Iraqis want us to leave their country. I say we oblige them at the earliest opportunity (tomorrow). Of course, the vast majority of Americans want us to leave Iraq, too.
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Udall hasn’t noticed that since 9/11 his voting record has gone in the opposite direction of public opinion, with a majority of Americans thinking the war in Iraq was a mistake and we should withdraw US troops. After Rep. …
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Some have a problem with the belief in a God but the fact is that the majority of Americans believe in a God. Opinion Dynamics Corporation conducts an annual poll of registered voters for Fox News. They asked the question: “”Do you …
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Recent speculation that rising gas costs, foreclosure rates, and inflation will somehow drive suburbanites toward dense, scaled-down urban cores is hogwash— the majority of Americans live in the suburbs, and most won’t up and leave …
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“Do the majority of Americans go see crap because they like crap, or because it’s the only thing playing at the local cineplex?” Erik Lundegaard asked and attempts to answer this question. And in his recent Slate article, …
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Kotkin pointed out a number of reasons why it is quite healthy and likely to continue to be the place the majority of Americans prefer to live. “But the biggest reason the suburb-to-city narrative is not following the script of the …
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An overwhelming majority of Americans were most likely hoping socialite Paris Hilton was going to fly the coop after her jailbird stint traveling abroad to build mud huts like she so solemnly vowed! No such luck! …
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So you can go with the majority of Americans and have a “Hope so” religion or follow Jesus Christ who offers “Know so” truth. A Christian believes in Jesus Christ and follows him. Those who don’t believe what Jesus taught may be …
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That seems pretty close to what a majority of Americans would think is acceptable. Even most of those who strongly believe in a woman’s right to close believe there is a point where only great physical danger, or extraordinary mental …
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The park is largely inaccessible under the consent decree during the spring, summer, and fall, when the majority of Americans who visit the park take their vacations In 2003, tourists spent $600 million dollars in the Outer Banks. …
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