Gop, Democrats Hope Bush's Popularity, or Unpopularity, Pays Off with Visit

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If President Bush is looking to unite the nation, his trip today to Milwaukee and Port Washington may do the trick: Both Republicans and Democrats think the visit benefits them in the hotly contested governor's race.

For U.S. Rep. Mark Green (R-Wis.), the evening fund-raiser in Milwaukee is a chance to raise his profile in the race against Gov. Jim Doyle, as well as bring in $500,000 to $1 million.

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Gop, Democrats Hope Bush's Popularity, or Unpopularity, Pays Off with Visit

Democrats, meanwhile, are gleefully using the visit to cement the image of Green as a Bush rubber stamp in the minds of voters. They note that by one tally Green has supported Bush some 93% of the time on votes.

And, they're quick to add, Bush's approval ratings here just like in the rest of the nation have sunk amid concerns about the war in...

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