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That makes very good sense. In that case, they would have been much
better off wording it "Do you personaly want the Iraq plan President
Bush announced last week to pass?" instead.<br>
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<pre wrap="">"19. Do you personally want the Iraq plan President Bush announced last week
to succeed?
Yes No (Don't know)
Democrats 51% 34 15
Republicans 79% 11 10
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It's clear from the way this question was worded, and the time at
which it was asked, that the meaning is "do you want the Iraq plan
President Bush announced to succeed *in Congress*." The answer to that
question, for the vast majority of Democrats, is "no."
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