How Would You Grade President Bush on his Performance as Commander-in-Chief?

	Grade A - An outstanding job as Commander-in-Chief
	Grade B - A commendable job as Commander-in-Chief
	Grade C - About average as Commander-in-Chief
	Grade D - A marginal Commander-in-Chief
	Grade F- Failing completely as Commander-in-Chief

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