Gotta have alot of syrup to wash this all down with as CNN and MSM Whore for Condi and Chimp!
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Bush Approval Rating Highest in 13 Months, Gallup Poll ShowsFeb. 7 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush's job approval rating rose to its highest level in 13 months, following his second inauguration, the State of the Union address and elections in Iraq, according to a poll by Cable News Network, USA Today and the Gallup Organization.
Fifty-seven percent of 1,010 adults surveyed from Feb. 4-6 approve of the way Bush is handling his job as president while 40 percent disapprove. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
It is Bush's highest job approval rating -- and lowest disapproval level -- since a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll taken in January 2004 showed Bush with a 59 percent rating.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=a3z1pgSWY62s&refer=usIsrael, Palestinians to announce cease-fire
Mideast peace summit set for Tuesday in Egypt
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Monday, February 7, 2005 Posted: 2:24 PM EST (1924 GMT)
CEASE FIRE SET FOR SUMMIT!JERUSALEM (CNN) --
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas will announce a cease-fire at a summit Tuesday in Egypt, Israeli and Palestinian officials said Monday.Sharon adviser Raanan Gissin said Palestinians will declare an end to "violence, terrorism and incitement" against Israel.
In return, Gissin said, Israel will refrain from military action "to the extent that the Palestinians will fulfill their pledges and their commitments."
"It will be their responsibility to stop terrorists," Gissin said. "To the extent that will be fulfilled, we can move forward."
Gissin said the cease-fire declaration was being reviewed "in minute detail."
Palestinian Cabinet minister Saeb Erakat said Israeli and Palestinian officials agreed to revive committees set up to deal with prisoners, the redeployment of troops, Palestinian fugitives and deportees.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/02/07/mideast/index.html