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- iHaveNet.com: Politics
by Paul Bedard
The non-partisan group "No Labels" also found that virtually all Americans, 94 percent, say congressional inaction is harming the economy.
"Nine out of 10 citizens blame
While the poll doesn't mention Obama, it's about the best news his campaign strategists have heard this year. That's because
The poll also backed up efforts by No Labels to push congressional reforms. According to the group, "85% understand the necessary urgency of reducing gridlock and would support a reform package that could address the structural problems facing
They have just issued a 12-point reform planthat includes unusual ideas like copying Britain's question and answer period in Parliament.
The full plan will be unveiled at a press conference on
"The agenda is the only proposal today aimed at fixing the broken
Their poll was taken through an online survey of 800 registered voters, with a margin of error of ±3.5 percent.
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