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An Obama loss would be disastrous for the media and political establishment.
slate.com - 11/3/2008
An Obama loss would be disastrous for the media and political establishment.
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CLEVELAND—If Barack Obama wins the election, it will be historic. And if he loses, it will be pretty historic, too: It would mark the biggest collective error in the history of the media and political establishment. [ more ... ]
Bad News & Good News On an Obama Loss
gatewaypundit.blogspot.com - 10/31/2008
Bad News & Good News On an Obama Loss
— gatewaypundit.blogspot.com — The Bad News on an Obama loss... "It Will Spark the Second American Civil War. Blood Will... Run in the Streets." The Good News on an Obama loss... Democrats were cut and runners back during the Civil War, too. Today's democrats are much like the copperheads of 1864 who wanted to cut and run ... (more) Bad News & Good News On an Obama Loss

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Townhall.com Staff: What's Hot Monday?
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog — What are the most popular stories around the web this morning? Townhall does the surfing so you don't have to. ABC News: Not Just Economy and Bush; Palin Trouble For McCain Wall Street Journal: McCain's Honor Politico: The Repudiation of Karl rove US News & World Report: John McCain, POW:First-Person Account Time Magazine: A Long Campaign, and a Changed Obama Houston Chronicle: Turning a Nightmare Into a Dream Philadelphia Inquirer: Democratic Era Coming? Possibly Not Los Angeles Times: 5 Found Dead Near the 405 in Long Beach CNN: Def Jam Exec Dies of ...

Professional journalists: they even get being wrong wrong
All — Over at Slate.com: Yes... An Obama loss would mean the majority of pundits, reporters, and analysts were wrong. Pollsters would have to find a new line of work, since Obama has been ahead in all 159 polls taken in the last six weeks. The massive crowds that have regularly turned out to see Obama would turn out to have meant nothing. But: This collective failure of elites would provide such a blast of schadenfreude that Republicans like Rush Limbaugh would be ...

If Obama Loses...
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan — Dickerson imagines the consequences: An Obama loss would mean the majority of pundits, reporters, and analysts were wrong. Pollsters would have to find a new line of work, since Obama has been ahead in all 159 polls taken in the last six weeks. The massive crowds that have regularly turned out to see Obama would turn out to have meant nothing. This collective failure of elites would provide such a blast of schadenfreude that Republicans like Rush Limbaugh would be struck speechless (another historic first). ...

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