Voters prioritize honesty and character in presidential race
An Associated Press Ipsos poll shows 55 percent rank honesty and integrity as the top qualities for a president, with only one third listing policy positions first. Leaders like Giuliani and Clinton lead in character driven preferences while Obama remains a factor in assessments of honesty and experience. The survey notes a 3 point margin of error.
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Arizona congressman calls Walter Reed failures catastrophic
Rep. Harry Mitchell of Arizona says moldy walls and rodent problems at Walter Reed reveal a catastrophic failure of leadership by the Bush administration. He cites hearings on veterans health care and notes Democrats push funding and accountability.
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