The question is: "The president's recent bipartisan consultations on Iraq are:"

Option 1. "A legitimate second-term effort to gather more perspectives - to collaborate more on Iraq policy."

Option 2. "A ploy to boost his approval ratings so he can push his agenda before November's midterm elections."

Results as of 9:15 EDT, out of 528 votes, 95.8% think it's a ploy and 4.4% think it's legit.

For once, the media is reporting facts and questioning the administration. But, according to the Washington Post poll (conducted Friday night) is reporting that the Bush's support has not really eroded from his base.

Where is the Democratic leadership? Why aren't they taking a stand. The conservative echo chamber message machine is gaining momentum.

This is taken directly from the George Bush Presidential Library website:

"BUSH MUSEUM WAIVES ADMISSION FOR KATRINA REFUGEES

COLLEGE STATION, TX - The George Bush Presidential Library and Museum will waive admission fees for anyone stranded in the Bryan/College Station area by hurricane Katrina...

In today's Sunday Telegraph, one of the top stories is about Euan Blair, the prime minister's eldest son, landing a coveted DC internship.

Over 100,000 American youth apply for 5,000 positions--very few of which go to foreign nationals who are not already studying in the US. David Dreier is going to be his personal mentor.

The biggest surprise of the story is that Tony Blair's son is interning with the Republicans on the House Rules Committee. Let's hope that lifelong bachelor Dreier corrupts the lad in more ways than one.