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Dean: DNC Uses Credit Card Data to Predict Votes
Dean: DNC Uses Credit Card Data to Predict Votes
Dean Prepares To Step Down As DNC Chair
huffingtonpost.com — After four years at the helm of the Democratic National Committee, Howard Dean is preparing to relinquish... his chairmanship. Dean, who has been serving in the post since 2005, has said in the past that he would serve only one term, though his ... (more) Dean Prepares To Step Down As DNC Chair
Dean to Step Down as DNC Chair
Dean to Step Down as DNC Chair
voices.washingtonpost.com — Republican National Committee Chairman Mike Duncan, left, watches as Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean, speaks to... a journalist at the National Press Club in Washington, Nov. 5, 2008. (Manuel Balce Ceneta/Associated Press) By Chris ... (more) Dean to Step Down as DNC Chair
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dallasnews.com — 01:23 AM CDT on Saturday, April 19, 2008 By BRAD TOWNSEND / The Dallas Morning News btownsend@dallasnews.com... During his five NBA seasons, Josh Howard has been candid with The Dallas Morning News and other media outlets about using marijuana. Entering ... (more) Dallas Mavericks' Josh Howard admitted pot use, denied ...
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RNC, DNC Chairs Clash Over Whether Media Aided Obama in Election
NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias — ... Later in the program, Dean revealed the Democratic National Committee had been using a tactic involving the use of credit card data to predict voting behavior with 85 percent accuracy.

Data mining for the DNC, but not for national security
Michelle Malkin — [image] Can the Democrats’ “Do As I Say, Not As I Do” file get any bigger? Thanks to Jeff Poor at the Business and Media Institute, we now know that the Democratic National Committee is employing the very data mining techniques to build its party base that Democrat leaders have assailed when used by the Bush administration to prevent terrorist attacks. Data mining for the DNC, but not for national security: What’s in your wallet? Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean would like to know. Dean and Republican National Committee Chairman Mike Duncan were speakers at a ...

Do as I say, not as I do.
Babalú Blog: an island on the net without a bearded dictator — Do as I say, not as I do. I cant recall who it was it that came in to the blog some days back and started complaining about his constitutional rights being shattered by the Bush administration and the violating of his right to privacy? But, whoever you are, take this and shove it up your ass. The Democrat mantra: ...

DNC’s Dean To Private Citizen Voters: ‘What’s In Your Wallet?’ - With Video
Pat Dollard | Young Americans — ... hell … Just so long as they’re NOT data mining for like, yunz know, FUCKING TERRORISTS!!! But Joe The Plumber … yeah, drill his data ass. Voters … yeah, drill their data asses Dean: DNC Uses Credit Card Data to Predict Votes Democratic chair says analysts track personal spending to predict voting habits, claims Republicans pioneered tactic. By Jeff Poor - Business & Media Institute What’s in your wallet? Democratic National Committee ...

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