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would nov. 6 or 20th work for dinner?
sorry for date so far away, but with laura working nights M-F, we are limited.
M


On Oct 5, 2010, at 11:24 PM, Hunter Biden wrote:

> Thanks buddy. Let's have lunch or dinner with wives soon.
>
> R. Hunter Biden
> 202-333-1880
>
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> On Oct 5, 2010, at 4:55 PM, Mike Manatos <Mike.Manatos@Manatos.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> hope you are well.
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> "The survey also showed Biden...is the
>> most popular politician in the state with 61 percent
>> of those surveyed saying they had a very favorable
>> or somewhat favorable opinion of the son of Vice
>> President Joe Biden."
>>
>>
>>
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>>
>> Poll: State treasurer
>> race even, auditor
>> and AG races favor
>> incumbents
>>
>> By SEAN O’SULLIVAN • The News Journal •
>> October 5, 2010
>>
>> In Delaware’s lower-ticket races, there is a dead heat
>> in the competitions for state treasurer.
>>
>> Incumbent State Auditor Thomas Wagner, a
>> Republican, is leading his Democratic challenger
>> Richard Korn by 16 points, according to a Fairleigh
>> Dickinson University PublicMind poll released
>> today.
>>
>> The poll also showed incumbent Delaware Attorney
>> General Beau Biden with a commanding 40-point
>> lead over independent candidate Doug Campbell.
>> The Republican Party did not field a candidate for
>> attorney general.
>>
>> The telephone poll of 801 randomly selected
>> Delaware voters was conducted from Sept. 27 to Oct.
>> 3 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5
>> points.
>>
>> On Wednesday, Professor Dan Cassino from
>> PublicMind’s public opinion research center will be
>> in Delaware to release the results of a poll about the
>> special election for U.S. Senate between Chris Coons
>> and Christine O’Donnell. Cassino will present the
>> poll and answer questions at a news conference at
>> The News Journal, 950 W. Basin Rd., New Castle,
>> beginning at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.
>>
>> In the race for state treasurer, Democrat Chip
>> Flowers, who upset sitting treasurer Velda Jones-
>> Potter in the primary election, was even with his
>> Republican challenger, State Sen. Colin Bonini, with
>> each receiving support from 38 percent of those
>> polled.
>>
>> The poll showed Flowers had stronger support
>> upstate and among Democrats while Bonini led
>> downstate and among Republicans. The poll
>> showed 21 percent, mainly voters who identified
>> themselves as independent, are undecided.
>> Poll director Peter Woolley, a professor of political
>> science at Fairleigh Dickinson, said he does not
>> expect many of those undecided voters to break for
>> either Flowers or Bonini by election day. Instead, he
>> said “these unsure voters will resolve their dilemma
>> by not casting a vote in this particular race.”
>>
>> In the race for state auditor, Wagner polled strongly
>> over Korn with Republicans and independents and
>> is outpolling Korn upstate and downstate. The poll
>> showed 20 percent of voters, again dominated by
>> independents, were undecided.
>>
>> The survey also showed Biden is not only likely
>> headed for re-election in November, he also is the
>> most popular politician in the state with 61 percent
>> of those surveyed saying they had a very favorable
>> or somewhat favorable opinion of the son of Vice
>> President Joe Biden.
>>
>> This was a higher approval rating than for Gov. Jack
>> Markell --54 percent -- and Sen. Tom Carper, D-
>> Del. -- 53 percent.
>>
>> That same survey showed 81 percent had not heard
>> of Biden’s challenger, Campbell.
>>
>> At the same time, Biden posted the highest
>> unfavorable ratings, with 23 percent reporting a
>> somewhat unfavorable or very unfavorable opinion.
>> Markell and Democratic U.S. House candidate John
>> Carney followed Biden, with each receiving a 20
>> percent unfavorable rating.
>>
>> For information about the PublicMind poll, call
>> (201) 692-7032. For questions about the news
>> conference, call Assistant Managing Editor Greg
>>
>>
>>
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