John Zogby

                   

Newsweek: Is the mega-mall dead?

msn.com
14-Nov-2008 5 related
        

With lighter wallets and heavier burdens, Americans are rethinking their conspicuous consumption. Originally slated to open this month, Xanadu is now scheduled for completion next summer. But what makes Xanadu extraordinary is...

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Zogby: Three Quarters of Americans Support Investment in Clean Energy

alternative-energy-news.info
11-Nov-2008 2 related
        

Poll suggest changes in voter attitudes towards clean energy and global warming Throughout his campaign, though more fervently towards the end of it, Barack Obama made it clear that investing in renewable energy and focusing on...

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Next Generation Replacing Baby Boomers' Cynicism With Hope

findingdulcinea.com
11-Nov-2008
        

In the early days of the Obama campaign, the young Democratic candidate endured numerous comparisons to President John F. Kennedy. Like Kennedy, Obama has ushered in a new era, an era fueled by millions of young voters. Obama’s...

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Poll dancing

grist.org
10-Nov-2008 3 related
        

The poll of 3,357 voters nationwide, conducted Nov. 5-6, found that support for green investment is even higher among voters ages 18-24, at 87 percent. Lake Research Partners talked to 1,200 voters nationwide on Nov. 3-4 and...

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themoneytimes.com: Utica, N.Y. -- A majority of U.S. voters in a post-election survey indicated they agreed clean energy initiatives were important to helping the economy, researchers said. themoneytimes.com

Voters see clean energy and economy linked

upi.com
07-Nov-2008 4 related
        

Published: Nov. 7, 2008 at 6:24 PM UTICA, N.Y., Nov. 7 (UPI) -- A majority of U.S. voters in a post-election survey indicated they agreed clean energy initiatives were important to helping the economy, researchers said. In a...

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The End Of Vietnam In American Politics (at Forbes.com)

yahoo.com
07-Nov-2008 3 related
        

Once again, history is not kind to the soldiers of America's least popular and most divisive war. This election may have closed the book on a Vietnam veteran ever being elected president. Barack Obama's win over John McCain...

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New Survey Shows Economic Crisis Forcing Americans to Make Difficult Health Care Choices

redorbit.com
06-Nov-2008 7 related
        

With open enrollment season in full force across the country, many Americans are evaluating health care benefits for themselves and their families. But, according to a new survey conducted by BearingPoint, Inc.

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Political snapshots proved sharp

usatoday.com
06-Nov-2008
        

USA TODAY's interactive campaign finance tracker lets you examine and filter donations by state, date, amount and sector. For weeks, analysts such as Steven Schier, a political scientist at Carleton College in Minnesota, had...

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A Brief Statement on Nov. 4 from John Zogby

freerepublic.com
05-Nov-2008
        

A Brief Statement on Nov. 4 from John Zogby "Nov. 4, 2008 was a very big day in American history. In many ways, America took a major step closer to becoming itself – the hopes and the values that it has aspired to since our...

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Obama's turnout historical in numbers, diversity

csmonitor.com
05-Nov-2008 6,766 related
        

The estimated 136 million Americans who voted are part of a radical transformation of American politics – and not just in terms of ideology and party identification. President-elect Barack Obama, harnessing the lightening speed...

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