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Here are a few Washington events of note for Tuesday, Aug. 5.
President Bush is arriving in Seoul on the first leg of his trip to the Olympics in Beijing.
The Federal Reserve Board is considering whether to change interest rates.
Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway and Democratic pollster Celinda Lake are announcing the findings of a new national poll of women.
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I think this is great that they want to get into the mental workings of the women voter. Breaking it down will be a good thing. Some actually vote for people based on if they're attracted to them ha. Maybe it will expose some of the good and bad logic out there. Plus, the candidates can see where they're missing the mark. Interesting!
Posted by: Shake the fence | August 5, 2008 6:15 AM
Alex Solzhenitsyn; RIP
Perhaps more than any other Russian dissident, or he shaped the politics of today.
Posted by: C.Morris | August 5, 2008 1:22 PM