Cafferty's Q's for Wednesday -- Bush ain't gonna like these!

[Bozita]

http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/situation.room/

AIRS: 4-6 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. ET Monday-Friday
Wednesday's show

Colin Powell

More Americans are talking politics than ever before. Wolf looks at what this will mean for the battle for Congress. Tune in at 4 p.m.

Colin Powell was often at odds with the president over Iraq and foreign policy issues. Wolf looks at why he didn't stay for a second term. Tune in at 7 p.m. ET.
Cafferty File


Jack Cafferty sounds off on the stories crossing his radar. Write in to answer Jack's hourly questions, and watch to see if he reads your response.

4 p.m.: Who do you believe when it comes to the death toll of Iraqi civilians -- MIT and Johns Hopkins or the Bush administration?

5 p.m.: Are you more interested in the upcoming midterms than you have been in past elections?

7 p.m.: When it comes to Iraq, what are we doing?

• Answer Jack's questions now
• Read some of your responses

Broken Government

Join Jack Cafferty as he takes on Washington, unearthing and dissecting problems with the political, voting and judicial systems. Voice your views, then tune into Cafferty's "Broken Government" special, airing October 19 at 7 p.m. EDT.

• Broken Democrats: Why can't they get it together?
• Broken Republicans: What's wrong with the GOP?

[Dinger]

1. K & R!

[napi21]

2. Ohhhh, Jack did GOOD today! I caan hardly wait to hear the

responses tothe First question!!!!!! Hope the WH crowdwatched this program!!!!!

[Bozita]

3. Best emails should come from: "When it comes to Iraq, what are we doing?"

[melissinha]

4. your posts have the questions in a different order

your 4 pm question is actually his 7 pm and it fouled me up!!! its ok though....


Did they change them?????

4 p.m.: In light of fears about terror attacks from the air, what restrictions should govern non-commercial air traffic around large U.S. cities?

5 p.m.: Are you more interested in the upcoming midterms than you have been in past elections?

7 p.m.: Who do you believe when it comes to the death toll of Iraqi civilians -- MIT and Johns Hopkins or the Bush administration?