THE WAR IN IRAQ
PERSON OF THE YEAR
The American Soldier: Defender of Freedom
THE WAR IN IRAQ
"We Got Him"

WORKSHEET:
The Capture of Saddam

The Insurgent and the Soldier

If At First You Don't Succeed...

Losing Hearts and Minds

The Politics of War
WORLD
MIDDLE EAST
A Different Road Map
NUCLEAR THREATS
What Will Make Them Stop?

WORKSHEET:
Interpreting Maps and Charts
THE NOBEL PRIZE
"She Is Very Brave"

WORKSHEET:
The Prize for Peace
NATION
ELECTION 2004
How We're Divided Over George W. Bush...
and What That Says About Us

Operation February
CONGRESS
Spending Spree
SOCIETY
The Five Meanings of Arnold

Lights Out

No-Call: On Hold
BUSINESS
Now Hiring!
SCIENCE
Running Out of Energy

Inside the Food Labs

WORKSHEET:
Current Events in Review

Answers
 
NATION

How We're Divided Over George W. Bush… and What That Says About Us


Republican and Democratic voters now disagree on nearly every important measure of George W. Bush's presidency–on whether he has enhanced this country's stature in the world, whether he's been too partisan, whether he has a good grasp of the issues, whether he favors the rich, whether he has been too quick to inject his own moral and religious beliefs into politics. Asked by TIME/CNN pollsters to describe Bush, Republicans over and over again used words like "decisive," "determined" and "strong." Democrats saw the same man in reverse image as "arrogant" and "cocky." How we see George Bush tells us as much about how we see the world as about who he is. –from TIME, December 1, 2003

Questions

1. According to the poll data above, are college graduates more likely to vote for or against Bush?

2. What percent of voters consider Bush honest?

TIME CLASSROOM

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