Photo courtesy of “My Little Planet!!” on Flickr website The 2008 U.S. presidential candidates most common themes are the high cost of crude oil, gasoline, and home heating oil. In other words, the themes may be boiled down to “energy security.” Even though their plans vary widely, Democratic and Republican candidates alike agree that “energy …
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Photo courtesy of “iFOCOS” on Flickr website The “Shopping Online for a President” report, which assesses the impact of the five main presidential candidates’ websites, was announced today from RelevantView, a leading technology provider of Web-based market research solutions. One kiss on a baby’s cheek at a time was the way that presidential candidates won …
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Photo courtesy of Taran Rampersad “TaranRampersad” on Flickr website 1,000 Americans were recently surveyed by Computer Sciences Corporation and it was announced today that 70 percent of Americans indicated
Drawing courtesy of ePolitix website The most recent posting to this site, ‘Retirees Polled About the 2008 Presidential Election,’ contained something that, by far, outweighed the importance of the very interesting and fun comments about the political candidates.
Photo courtesy of Blackbaud User Society website 1,700 likely retiree voters were surveyed about the 2008 Presidential election by a non-profit advocacy group, ProtectSeniors.Org, resulting in
According to a recent leadership survey by Alma College, the nation’s “best” leaders are the politicians most distrusted by the American public. That’s according to a national survey that asked businessmen and women to name up to three living individuals they considered to be superior leaders. Despite low approval ratings, President George W. Bush was …
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