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FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. -- Former U.S. Rep. Joe Scarborough made his debut as anchor of a national cable news show about the United States' showdown with Iraq and is expected to stay in the role indefinitely. Scarborough, a Pensacola Republican who retired in September 2001, flew to MSNBC's New Jersey headquarters Tuesday to anchor the show. Alan Winnikoff, MSNBC's vice president of corporate communications, said the show will be called MSNBC Reports beginning Wednesday and will be aired at 10 p.m. EST.

From the site (http://www.commonvoice.com/govrace/default.asp): "Seven Republican candidates and one Democrat are aiming for the executive office of South Carolina. Who will make it? We don't know, but you can help your candidate reach the top of our Upstate Common Voice race for governor.Here is how it works. In the column below, you may enter your E-mail address and submit your vote. You will be asked to confirm your vote via E-mail. You are only allowed to vote once." A little note from me:This poll is not restricted to S.C. residents.The link is on the upper right hand corner of the...