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In a stunning vindication of his character, an overwhelming 72 percent of respondents polled said they approve of President Obama "as a person," according to a George Washington University Battleground Poll.
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The George Washington University Battleground Poll is a collaborative bi-partisan survey produced by Republican strategist Ed Goeas of The Tarrance Group and Democrat Celinda Lake of Lake Research Partners. This national polling program is unique to the industry, in that it offers the distinct perspectives of two top pollsters from different sides of the aisle. Battleground Polls are conducted, not for the benefit of any paying client, but to give the public a look at Americans' opinions and an inside peek at strategic recommendations for both political parties.
Initiated in June 1991, the Battleground Polls have gained widespread media recognition as reliable bellwethers of national opinion and voters' intentions. The Battleground data projected the outcome of the 1992, 1996, and 2004 presidential race more precisely than any other similar effort in the country, including those of the major TV networks and national newspapers. In addition, Battleground Polls have consistently been major predictors of what is going to happen in approaching Congressional elections.
http://www.tarrance.com/bg.cfm
The 2009 U.S. News & World Report: America’s Best Colleges puts GW at No. 53 for national universities and No. 39 for business programs. The University is ranked No. 34 by high school counselors.
George Washington University grew out of President George Washington’s desire to establish a national institution of higher learning. Washington believed the nation’s capital was the logical site for such an institution. He left a bequest toward that objective.
Washington died before his vision was carried out. The Rev. Luther Rice and three friends took up the effort; President James Monroe and 32 members of the U.S. Congress also became involved. On Feb. 9, 1821, Monroe signed the Act of Congress that created the Columbian College in the District of Columbia, a private, nonsectarian institution.
GW opened its doors in 1821 with three faculty members, one tutor and 30 students in a single building. At that time, Columbian College was located between 14th and 15th Streets, about a 30-minute walk from the Capitol. Its curriculum included English, Latin and Greek, as well as mathematics, chemistry, astronomy, reading, writing, navigation and political law. The first graduates received degrees in December 1824. Shortly after, Columbian College added a medical school and a law school.
In 1873, Columbian College changed its name to Columbian University and moved to a location at 15th and L Streets. It began offering doctoral degrees and admitted its first women. Columbian University became The George Washington University in 1904 under an agreement with the George Washington Memorial Association. In 1912, the University began the move to its present location.
Initiated in June 1991, the Battleground Polls have gained widespread media recognition as reliable bellwethers of national opinion and voters' intentions. The Battleground data projected the outcome of the 1992, 1996, and 2004 presidential race more precisely than any other similar effort in the country, including those of the major TV networks and national newspapers. In addition, Battleground Polls have consistently been major predictors of what is going to happen in approaching Congressional elections.
http://www.tarrance.com/bg.cfm
The 2009 U.S. News & World Report: America’s Best Colleges puts GW at No. 53 for national universities and No. 39 for business programs. The University is ranked No. 34 by high school counselors.
George Washington University grew out of President George Washington’s desire to establish a national institution of higher learning. Washington believed the nation’s capital was the logical site for such an institution. He left a bequest toward that objective.
Washington died before his vision was carried out. The Rev. Luther Rice and three friends took up the effort; President James Monroe and 32 members of the U.S. Congress also became involved. On Feb. 9, 1821, Monroe signed the Act of Congress that created the Columbian College in the District of Columbia, a private, nonsectarian institution.
GW opened its doors in 1821 with three faculty members, one tutor and 30 students in a single building. At that time, Columbian College was located between 14th and 15th Streets, about a 30-minute walk from the Capitol. Its curriculum included English, Latin and Greek, as well as mathematics, chemistry, astronomy, reading, writing, navigation and political law. The first graduates received degrees in December 1824. Shortly after, Columbian College added a medical school and a law school.
In 1873, Columbian College changed its name to Columbian University and moved to a location at 15th and L Streets. It began offering doctoral degrees and admitted its first women. Columbian University became The George Washington University in 1904 under an agreement with the George Washington Memorial Association. In 1912, the University began the move to its present location.
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Get ahold of yourself.
cawacko
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Remember he's a troll. A troll's sole purpose is to flame away and watch others get upset. They exist on sports chat boards and they obviously exist on political chatboards. As the cliche goes 'don't feed the troll'. In other words just ignore him. Trolls don't want rational debate they want to flame, in DNC's case race bait. Don't take the bait.
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Instead, take Cawackoff's master bait!
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I know he is a troll, but sometimes it is so fun to play with, kinda like a cat does a mouse...bat the shit of it, then leave it to rot..
true...plus he makes lefties look like idiots
Norman Paperman
The Wino
Hell, he may very well be a "great guy" or a "good person," I can see that. My concern is not what kind of person he is or whether or not the public likes him "as a person." My concern is, will he be a good President? So far... meh, I'm not impressed. In fact, he has set of my "Spidey senses" and I am growing a tad worried.
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Rocky Mountain Oysters every Sunday.
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Weren't you one of the birthers, Yurt? I don't pay enough to attention to anyone but meme to remember the conversations we've had. If so, please just assume that every time you say borders I post this image:
If you're not, please accept my apology and instead, every time you post borders make a farting noise into your elbow joint and accept that as my reply.
This will save me a lot of time.
If you're not, please accept my apology and instead, every time you post borders make a farting noise into your elbow joint and accept that as my reply.
This will save me a lot of time.
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borders!
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Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
Retards are people too, even Obama.
The White People Protection camps will have only horse poop to eat... but the good news is there will be plenty of it.
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Score.