te still carries on, many Americans find themselves beginning to takesides on the issue. According to ANWR.org, on a poll with the subject Do you think theUnited States should allow oil production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge inAlaska? 54% of Americans agreed, 38% disagreed, and 8% were not sure. But on a polldone by the Detroit News, 74% of Americans voted no to the drilling, and only 25% votedyes. At this point, to decide who is really winning the argument over ANWR is up for purespeculation.No matter whos side anyones on, the ANWR drilling project is going to be a hottopic for discussion for many more months. A conflict that started betweenenvironmentalists and oil lobbyists is steadily forming a division among Democrats andRepublicans up on Capitol Hill. At this rate, drilling in the arctic will become one of themost memorable and controversial subjects about the Bush Presidency....
