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NEW YORK - JUNE 02: Peter Brown attends the 2009 Literacy Associates Benefit at Tenjune on June 2, 2009 in New York City. View Photo »
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In this photo taken Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009, Peter Brown raises a fist after he announced that he is endorsing Annise Parker for mayor, on the steps of city hall in Houston. View Photo »
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In this photo taken Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009, Peter Brown raises a fist after he announced that he is endorsing Annise Parker for mayor, on the steps of city hall in Houston. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - JUNE 02: Peter Brown attends the 2009 Literacy Associates Benefit at Tenjune on June 2, 2009 in New York City.
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In this photo taken Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009, Peter Brown raises a fist after he announced that he is endorsing Annise Parker for mayor, on the steps of city hall in Houston.
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In this photo taken Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009, Peter Brown raises a fist after he announced that he is endorsing Annise Parker for mayor, on the steps of city hall in Houston.
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In this photo taken Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009, Peter Brown raises a fist after he announced that he is endorsing Annise Parker for mayor, on the steps of city hall in Houston.
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It's a good thing for those pushing the health care overhaul in Congress that the American people don't get a vote
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EVERY VOTE COUNTS! Make sure your friends, family and everyone you know votes Peter Brown, for An Even Better Houston! Plz RT!
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The decline in Obama's overall approval in the last month has been small, with the exception of independent voters who went from three points negative to 14 points
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There is a disturbing pattern with Peter Brown where he seems to exaggerate not just who his supporters are, but also even his own record
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President Barack Obama’s job approval rating continues to slide and it’s evident the deterioration stems from voter unhappiness over domestic policy matters
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None of us here have been paid to support Peter Brown, but he earned our support through his time, effort, labor and focus on bettering all of Houston
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The dichotomy between the almost two-to-one support for setting a July 2011 date for beginning withdrawal of combat troops from Afghanistan and the doubt that Obama will be able to deliver on the promise reflects a skeptical public about America's ability to triumph there
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Our opponents have been going negative on the campaign trail for several weeks while Peter Brown has been offering real solutions to make Houston better - solutions that voters are clearly responding to
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It's probably a good thing for President Obama that the time difference from Norway means the Nobel presentation will occur while most Americans are sleeping and might get less coverage in the United States ... Two out of three Americans don't think he deserves it compared to the quarter who do. Even am...
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My friend David Kirsch does this every year. He's been a leopard, Captain America and Spiderman. Peter Brown, who is based in New York City, hand-paints every inch of his body (call 1.917.723.8070)! It's a tough one to pull off and could be a little chilly in October, but when done right, it's spectacul...
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It's probably a good thing for President Obama that the time difference from Norway means the Nobel presentation will occur while most Americans are sleeping and might get less coverage in the United States ... Two out of three Americans don't think he deserves it compared to the quarter who do. Even am...
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I had three mentors ... My dad, Henry Cieszynski, who was an analyst for 40 years, taught me a lot. Peter Brown, the chairman of Canaccord Capital, where I worked for 10 years, was a big inspiration to me, and David Allan, who gave me my first job on Bay Street.
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President Barack Obama's nationally televised speech explaining his policy and troop buildup has worked, at least in the short term, in bolstering support for the war effort and his decisions
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Generally, enthusiasm for the war in Afghanistan is waning, and support for the president's handling of it is dropping
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A two-teacher household, which would be considered wealthy in any neighborhood, they are more likely to be Democrats than small-business people who make about the same amount of money
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Americans voted last year for change without knowing what the changes would be. Now they have a better idea of what changes Obama wants to implement ... And wealthier Americans are going to be paying a lot more money in taxes.
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The health care overhaul which passed the House 12 days ago gets a failing grade from the American people and so does Obama on the issue ... Independent voters disapprove 59 - 35 percent of the President's handling of health care and disapprove 57 - 29 percent of the plan itself.
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That is especially true of independent voters, many of whom used to be Republicans turned off by the Bush years. They may not yet have returned to their former political home, but many have concluded Obama isn't offering their kind of solutions
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That is especially true of independent voters, many of whom used to be Republicans turned off by the Bush years. They may not yet have returned to their former political home, but many have concluded Obama isn't offering their kind of solutions
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Most Americans like President Barack Obama and might like to have a beer with him
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Overall, the new numbers on Afghanistan show an almost across-the-board erosion of support for the war
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Increasingly, the president finds himself with two different coalitions, one that backs him on domestic matters and a completely different one that backs him on Afghanistan
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One reason the president's approval for his handling of the Afghanistan situation may be falling is the criticism he is not deciding on troop levels quickly enough
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Overall, the new numbers on Afghanistan show an almost across the board erosion of support for the war and worries about getting too deeply involved there militarily. But when the focus is on fighting terror, American resolve remains strong
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Although President Obama's job approval rating is below 50 percent for the first time nationally, it is not statistically different from his 50 percent approval rating in October. Nevertheless, in politics symbols matter and this is not a good symbol for the White House ... Moreover, the percentage who ...
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