corner.nationalreview.com - 11/5/2008
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The reason McCain worked so hard for Pennsylvania was that he believed he might have a chance with those Democrats who wanted Hillary Clinton to win the party's nomination and who could not quite reconcile themselves to Obama's victory. I talked to a lot of them when I was covering the ...
Why Is McCain Spending So Much Time in Pennsylvania?
blogs.abcnews.com 10/21/2008 — They see the Keystone State as essential on their path to victory. So Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., his wife Cindy, and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin are spending considerable time in the state. "We love Pennsylvania!" McCain campaign manager Rick Davis...
How to Lose Pennsylvania?
weeklystandard.com 11/3/2008 — What is it about San Francisco that makes Barack Obama say things that offend Pennsylvania voters? During his infamous San Fran fundraiser back in April, Obama said that folks in Pennsylvania bitterly clung to their guns, religion, and xenophobia ...
The Importance of Pennsylvania
realclearpolitics.blogs.time.com 11/2/2008 — McCain has spent a good portion of this final weekend campaigning in Pennsylvania, even though he still trails by 7-points in the latest RCP Avg. However, he trailed by about 14-points in early...
A death in Pennsylvania
politico.com 11/21/2008 — A close watcher of Pennsylvania emails with a consequence of the sad passing of Pennsylvania's Lieutenant Governor: Ed Rendell's successor is now a Republican, probably taking him off the list for transition, if he'd been on it in the first place.
Watching the numbers
yourish.com 11/5/2008 — I’ve been watching the Virginia numbers since the polls closed. And I’m not just watching them. I have a list of the 2004 county and city election results up on a tab and am referring back to it as results come in. I know which regions went for Bush, and which for Kerry, in 2004. I ...
On Pennsylvania Being "In Play"
fivethirtyeight.com 11/2/2008 — Tonight on MSNBC with David Shuster, I referred to Pennsylvania as being "in play". I've also implied similar things in the polling threads over the past couple of days. Since we are showing John McCain as having only about a 2% chance to win ...
Behind the Numbers
blog.washingtonpost.com 12/15/2008 — Q. The big three automakers in the U.S. have asked for up to $34 billion in loans from the government. Some people say it's a bailout those companies don't deserve, and that they'd be better off reorganizing under bankruptcy laws. Other people say ...
Inside Obama
corner.nationalreview.com 11/11/2008 — Much interesting email on my speculations about Obama's IQ and Big Five scores.
Wellnigh everyone takes issue with my having pegged the President-elect's IQ as "maybe over 140," which would put him in the 99.62 percentile. (To put it another way, it ...
Breaking: Here’s what we know about Pennsylvania right now
hillbuzz.wordpress.com 10/28/2008 — Please go to www.WeWillNotBeSilenced2008.com and watch the preview of their documentary on the voter fraud and intimidation campaign SoetorObama engaged in throughout the Democrats’ primaries and caucuses. If you still wonder why people like us aren’t ...
Behind the Numbers
voices.washingtonpost.com 10/20/2008 — Interest remains high - 90 percent of registered voters are closely following the election, 57 percent "very closely." Those numbers are inline with 2004 and higher than at this time in 2000. Obama continues to benefit from an "enthusiasm gap," but ...
PUMA founder: Obama is Democrats' Bush —
CNN Political Ticker 11/4/2008
PUMA members still won't vote for Obama.
(CNN) — When Will Bower, an ardent Hillary Clinton supporter and lifelong Democrat, founded PUMA, Party Unity My A**, his mission was to express frustration in the Democratic Party. Fast forward ...
Pennsylvania a big setback for McCain —
CNN Political Ticker 11/5/2008
(CNN)– It's very hard to see a path to the White House now for John McCain. He put everything into Pennsylvania, and it wasn't enough.
Obama understood his challenge in the state after he lost to Hillary Clinton in the primaries, and it became a ...
McCain wins Georgia, CNN projects —
CNN Political Ticker 11/5/2008
(CNN) — John McCain is set to win Georgia, CNN projects, based on exit polls and partial results.
The state has 15 electoral votes, bringing his total to 64.
A candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win.
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Obama wins presidential vote in Michigan —
Reuters: Politics 11/5/2008
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama won the presidential voting in Michigan on Tuesday, defeating Republican rival John McCain in a state where the ailing auto industry made the economy a top issue for voters, U.S. media projected.
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