jammiewearingfool.blogspot.com - 11/4/2008
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Get used to this all day long. Of course, this is just one precinct, but they just can't help themselves. I suspect if the vote totals were reversed the headline would be 'McCain Edges Obama' or it wouldn't have even been reported.
Media bias? What media bias?
desmoinesregister.com - 11/2/2008
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desmoinesregister.com —
McPain. Barack Obama is beating John McCain in
Iowa by a whopping 17 percentage points, according to
the Iowa Poll published in today's Register. Obama gets 54 percent of the vote, while McCain captures 37 percent among likely voters, according to the ...
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Yepsen: Obama may lead Democratic landslide | ...
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Election Day Biased Media Coverage Begins
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Let the bias begin... CNN starts us off. The media's been doing this for years. Don't expect it to stop now. So just how biased was the media this year? This biased: Sheen, of Lincoln, Nebraska, says his vote is coming down to one issue: abortion. Sheen says he's "definitely pro-life" and he's trying to decide whether Democrat Barack Obama or Republican John McCain is more in line with his views. Obama, of course, is the "most committed" abortion-rights ...
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