Topic: Doug Schoen
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28 percent of OWS protesters are over 40
Almost half of the Occupy Wall Street protesters are under 30 years old, but a sizable portion are 40 and above.
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Occupy Wall Street movement intrigues, confounds the tea party
Even as analysts note similarities between the two populist uprisings, many tea party activists say a merger could never happen. Many are put off by Occupy Wall Street's civil disobedience and economic prescriptions.
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Americans Elect launches centrist third-party bid amid Washington dysfunction
Americans Elect, which is inviting the public to a virtual primary, faces daunting hurdles. But dissatisfaction with the partisan gridlock in Washington creates a favorable political climate.
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Obama faces his own political 'headwind' on the economy
President Obama is enjoying his best favorability ratings in months. But polls show Americans are worried and mad about the economy – a fact that's a major challenge to Obama's reelection bid.
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Small business owners: ignored, frustrated, and afraid
A new poll of small business owners finds that most fear the economy will stagnate or worsen in the next year.
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Job shortages: It's the investment – not the economy – stupid
The US current shortage of jobs isn't from a lack of spending, it's from a lack of private investment.
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