The New York Times Agency May 2010
EN_00913897_8770
(NYT28) ANDREWS, Texas -- March 10, 2003 -- IRAQ-TEXAS-VOICES-2 -- Andrews, Texas, population close to 10,000, lies 42 miles through mesquite-carpeted rangeland from Midland, President Bush's hometown. Patriotism, faith and freedom to make and lose a buck, touchstones of the Bush presidency, form the bedrock of everyday life in the towns of the Permian Basin, still the biggest source of American oil. Yet in this heart of Bush country, views of war with Iraq run the gamut of national opinion. For every unswerving proponent of war, there is a foe or equivocator. Elmer and Betty Feland of Andrews, Texas, at home Saturday, March 8, 2003, are Democrats who support a war. But Elmer Feland says of President Bush, "He still need to be got out of there." (Gerald Ewing/The New York Times) **STORY MOVED SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 2003**
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