scottthong.wordpress.com - 11/4/2008
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Think Barack Obama has McCain beat, based on the polling data which all say that Obama is leading by several points? If so, you obviously must not know about the blatant and massive, documented pro-Obama and anti-Palin bias in the US media. But besides that, history has proven that polls ...
nytimes.com - 11/10/2008
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nytimes.com —
Just before midnight on Nov. 4, I wasn’t
that worried. Sure, the election results had been bad...
but they weren’t devastating. Obama wasn’t winning the popular vote by double-digit margins, as some polls had suggested he might. Republican losses in ...
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Op-Ed Columnist - G.O.P. Dog Days?
online.wsj.com - 11/2/2008
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online.wsj.com —
All eyes are on Tuesday. For the GOP,
the real question is Wednesday. That's the day the...
party will survey the damage of the 2008 election, and have to decide what it wants to be. Even if John McCain pulls out a win, the Grand Old Party will be in ...
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Back to a Big-Tent GOP?
dailykos.com - 11/5/2008
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dailykos.com —
Campbell Brown: For those people who have been
worried about the possibility of one party controlling Congress...
and the White House, the last president to do that, of course, was....? John King: Ah, that was Bill Clinton, and... Brown: Jimmy ...
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Six Years Down the Memory Hole
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Exit Poll Reminder
Moonbattery —
As the great Yogi Berra put it, "It ain't over till it's over."
Polls historically err in favor of Democrats. This is particularly true of exit polls.
The mainstream media has become for all intents and purposes the propaganda arm of the Democrat Party. Using polls, it will try to convince you Obama has won before the votes have been counted. The point will be to suppress the conservative vote, not only for President but also for crucial congressional races and propositions.
Don't spend the rest of your life knowing you ...
Exit Poll Reminder
Stop The ACLU —
As the great Yogi Berra put it, “It ain’t over till it’s over.” Polls historically err in favor of Democrats . This is particularly true of exit polls . The mainstream media has become for all intents and purposes the propaganda arm of the Democrat Party. Using polls, it will try to convince you Obama has won before the votes have been counted. The point will be to suppress the conservative vote, not only for President but also for crucial congressional races and propositions. Don’t spend the rest of your life knowing you didn’t vote against the catastrophic ...
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