Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., sparked outrage last week when he said that if Sen. John Kerry defeats President Bush in November it will be a victory for Osama bin Laden.
But a new poll shows that more than two out of three Americans think pretty much the same thing.
The Andreas McKenna Research group asked 800 registered voters last week which candidate they thought global terrorists would back in this year's election - and 60 percent said John Kerry.
Only 25 percent of those surveyed said they thought terrorists wanted to see Bush win another term.
In a bit of life imitating polling, officials in terrorist-friendly North Korea are stalling negotiations on dismantling their nuclear program, hinting that they hope to get a better deal from the U.S. if a Democrat wins in November.
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/3/13/162114.shtml
But a new poll shows that more than two out of three Americans think pretty much the same thing.
The Andreas McKenna Research group asked 800 registered voters last week which candidate they thought global terrorists would back in this year's election - and 60 percent said John Kerry.
Only 25 percent of those surveyed said they thought terrorists wanted to see Bush win another term.
In a bit of life imitating polling, officials in terrorist-friendly North Korea are stalling negotiations on dismantling their nuclear program, hinting that they hope to get a better deal from the U.S. if a Democrat wins in November.
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/3/13/162114.shtml