The latest Mosaic Special Report, ELECTION 2004: THE MIDDLE EAST FACTOR, examines how the war in Iraq is changing the course of the 2004 Presidential Election.  Polls show that for the first time in more than twenty years, voters consider U.S. foreign policy to be the most important factor in November. What was once a referendum on jobs and health care has now become, to a great extent, a question for voters of Who can keep us safer? How is each candidate shifting in response to the Iraq war and terrorism? Can the Arab media alter these elections by providing open airways to terrorists? And what about the shadow players, Al Qaeda and the Iraqi insurgents--how would a major strike against Americans change the course of our presidency?