Party Preference Still Rules:

Feb. 3, 2006

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According to the latest Gallup Poll, there has been little change in American public opinion over the war in Iraq, to wit, political persuasion rules the day. Most Republicans approve of President Bush’s handling of the war, while Democrats overwhelming disapprove, while independents side predominantly with Democrats on this issue.

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