Just curious.

I don't travel much but I sure won't fly anywhere unless its an emergency. I'm not going to do that.

Drudge (I know, I know - but I read that site once in a while just to see what's going on over on the other side) has a poll on this right now. 96% say they will make other arrangements before they will go thru the scans or intrusive pat downs.

Safe and sound at a carwash 80 miles away.

She was kidnapped right out of her front yard in front of her 5 year old brother. Her mother gave chase but lost site of the vehicle that grabbed her.

Its always such a relief when one of these children is found and they are OK.

So that's a pretty big drop - just in a week, I think.

Newsweek had him at 26% for the same week - down from 28%, I think.

I can't help but wonder what this adm. will look like in hindsight. I just have a feeling it will play out as one of the worst we have ever had. And one of the darkest times in our history.

But I also think it will prove that our Democracy can withstand even very bad times.

ABC 2x audience of Couric in NYC and LosAngeles & Chicago

Chicago - ABC was 4x Couric

ABC over CBS in Philly

I tried to watch again the other nite and she was comning across better but who wants to see things like "free speech" and the most popular sites on the Internet on nitely news. Just too much soft stuff.

and rising.

Wounded number still not updated - 19,270.

And so many incidences of violence that I can't list them - just go out on Alertnet and weep.

This is for July 20

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/K...

YESTERDAY.

But a lot of Iraqis died yesterday - 66 in the one bombing in Sadr City alone.