Wow! Cafferty's got some real zingers in today's questions. Here's the list...

[Bozita]

4 p.m.: Should the Bush administration be negotiating long-term agreements in Iraq without the consent of the American people?

5 p.m.: If neither Florida nor Michigan holds revotes, where does that leave Hillary Clinton?

6 p.m.: How dangerous is it if Americans are becoming less aware of U.S. losses in Iraq?

http://edition.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/situation.room/

[elehhhhna]

1. Answers:

4:00 -- Hell yeah! They do it here! Why not do it there!

5:00 -- Where she belongs, in the dog house. BigDog, that it. Buh-bye Hil!

6:00 -- Dangerous to whom? The soldiers in Iraq? No more, no less--the public's been ignoring this for 5 years, what's 95 more?

[Fovea]

2. Great questions

4 pm -- The Senate has a constituional roll of advice and consent.

5. That depends on whether they seat the delegates. I think they will split them evenly and seat them.

6. America is heading straight into a maelstrom.

[Juche]

3. hm

4pm - since when has he cared what the American people think? This administration treats the people as pawns to occasionally be manipulated with fear, disgust or pain so that they will support (actively or passively) the policies of this administration. Remember how Bush took advantage of our vulnerabilities around 9/11 to trick us into this war in Iraq? Since when has he cared about this country?

5pm - It won't matter. She will gain at most 50 net delegates from Fl & Mi. At most. That still leaves her 120 behind in pledged delegates.

6pm - 2/3 of kids can't find Iraq on a map.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/EDUCATION/05/02/geog.test/

I'd be more worried about that.

[lpbk2713]

4. 4pm Answer

He didn't learn anything from the Dubai ports scheme. He's still telling America ...

"Fugoff. I'll do whatever I want and whatever benefits me the most."