AP-Ipsos poll 9% taken thought terrorism was the nation's highest priority

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An AP-Ipsos poll, taken before the full scale of the tragedy became evident, found that only 9 percent of Americans thought terrorism - Bush's defining issue for the last four years - was the nation's highest priority.

By contrast, 24 percent said energy and gas prices are the top worry, followed by 14 percent who named the economy and jobs. Only the situation in Iraq, chosen by 29 percent, rated higher in the survey of 1,000 adults taken Aug. 29-31.

"The debate starts to mount in the United States: Is it quite reasonable to spend hundreds of millions of dollars for war in Iraq when America is unable to protect its own citizens?"
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1. When the Boy King Loses "Terra" He Loses EVERYTHING!!!

Now, please please please, Democrats in Congress get out from under your desks and start slamming and fighting (god, I'm getting sick of begging).