tigerhawk.blogspot.com - 10/20/2008
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Ann Coulter looks at the pre-election polls in every presidential election since 1980. In each case, including all those campaigns in which neither candidate was an African-American -- the Republicans performed better on election day than the polls predicted they would.
Ann's findings line up ...
realclearpolitics.com - 10/15/2008
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realclearpolitics.com —
A reader writes in with a question: A
few of my friends have said almost in the
same words, "I was thinking of voting for McCain until he chose Palin. After that, I'm voting for Obama." Packer's article in the...
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On the "Palin Effect"
blog.newsweek.com - 10/17/2008
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... is helpful to Obama? It's helpful because these sober establishment folks are saying that he's not a bomb-throwing radical. Me? I doubt that any Repub would have an easy time defeating any Dem this year, and I think Hillary would be doing even better than Obama in the polls. It's the economy. Still, I dread the effects of an Obama-Reid-Pelosi triumvirate on America. But that's because Undecided? Then you're a racist, says Joe Biden. Or just a moron, says a Princeton prof. The San Diego Union-Trib's endorsement of McCain Taxing ...
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