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Unsuccessful does not hold up in a new study. "new york times"/cbs survey finds tea party backers are more educated than the general population. the percentage who attended college is five points higher, eight for graduates and four for post graduate students. supporters are almost as likely as the general general to say the personal situation is very good and more likely to say it's fairly good. tea partiers are more likely to have household incomes in the higher brackets than the average pamly. speaking of numbers, britain leading statistician is the latest to dismiss the so-called "hockey s...

national average for gallon of regular is $2.85, up 80 cents from a year ago. south carolina republican gram g lindsey graham is considering a gasoline tax and it would provide alternative energy sources. graham's idea which he insists is not a straight gasoline tax would add 15 cents to each gallon of gas. the goal: reduce consumption and greenhouse gas emission. the 15 cent fee would by a complicated formula fall as the pollution generated by industry and utilities also fell. he says it's better than the new regulation by the environmental protection agency or across-the-board taxe...

Unsuccessful does not hold up in a new study. "new york times"/cbs survey finds tea party backers are more educated than the general population. the percentage who attended college is five points higher, eight for graduates and four for post graduate students. supporters are almost as likely as the general general to say the personal situation is very good and more likely to say it's fairly good. tea partiers are more likely to have household incomes in the higher brackets than the average pamly. speaking of numbers, britain leading statistician is the latest to dismiss the so-called "hockey s...

national average for gallon of regular is $2.85, up 80 cents from a year ago. south carolina republican gram g lindsey graham is considering a gasoline tax and it would provide alternative energy sources. graham's idea which he insists is not a straight gasoline tax would add 15 cents to each gallon of gas. the goal: reduce consumption and greenhouse gas emission. the 15 cent fee would by a complicated formula fall as the pollution generated by industry and utilities also fell. he says it's better than the new regulation by the environmental protection agency or across-the-board taxe...