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"Good morning! Here are three things to know for today: a little deep thinking, a little smack down and some polls . . . hey, at least we&amp;#x27;re one day closer to the Pennsylvania primary, right? McCain, Obama Have Foreign Policy Because it was in the front of everyone&amp;#x27;s mind, John McCain laid out his foreign policy in a speech yesterday. Verdict? Very Papa Bush but with a lot more desire to stay in Iraq than was evinced by Bush I. Barack Obama&amp;#x27;s got a plan, too: he wants to change things. How different for him. Pelosi on the Hot Seat Nancy Pelosi&amp;#x27;s taken the obviously completely unhinged position that using the superdelegates to overrule the popular vote and the pledged delegate count would be bad for the party. Hillary Clinton supporters&amp;amp;#8212;who are also major Democratic Party donors&amp;amp;#8212;want her to shut her trap. Fellas? Good luck with that. You might want to work on getting Clinton to stop talking about Obama&amp;#x27;s pledged delegates &amp;amp;quot;[exercising] independent judgment,&amp;amp;quot; i.e., voting for her. That&amp;#x27;ll be equally futile but might do more good for the party. Obama&amp;#x27;s Polling Goodness The latest polls show that despite the flap over Reverend Wright&amp;#x27;s remarks his &amp;amp;quot;positive&amp;amp;quot; ratings have barely moved. Clinton&amp;#x27;s positive rating, however, is as low as it&amp;#x27;s been in seven years. Can&amp;#x27;t imagine why that would be. Are you less positive on Clinton than you have been? Do foreign policy plans matter that much to you or, like most Americans, are you more concerned about the economy? And can you believe that Clinton is still trying to peel off the delegates elected to vote for Obama at the convention? &amp;amp;#8212;Megan"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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