Some numbers
 

Now, for you newer guys, this is not shilling for the White House. I just pass on this stuff as a matter of record and or conversation. This comes from a friend of mine there:


· 63% say Bush Administration has presented enough evidence on need for
military force in Iraq, up from 54% at start of February. ? ABC/Washington Post
· Significant majorities say U.S. has presented "strong evidence" of Iraq's
involvement with weapons of mass destruction and al Qaeda:
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| | Strong |
| | Evidence |
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| Not cooperating with U.N. | 75% |
| inspectors | |
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| Has chemical and biological | 69% |
| weapons | |
| | |
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| | |
| Trying to develop nuclear weapons | 62% |
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| Provided direct support to al | 55% |
| Qaeda | |
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Nearly two-thirds approve of President's job performance.
· 64% approve of President's job performance. ? ABC/Washington Post

Nearly three-fourths concerned about medical liability crisis.
· 72% are very (43%) or somewhat (29%) concerned they may lose access to
health care because of medical liability costs. ? Andres McKenna Research
· 74% believe medical liability costs affect their health care costs. ?
Andres McKenna Research

Sources: ABC/Washington Post, February 6-9, 2003 (N=1,001 Adults);
Andres McKenna Research, February 4-5, 2003 (N=600 Voters)