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newsbusters.org - 11/5/2008
NYT: If Obama Wins Red States, It's Bad for McCain. If McCain Wins PA, It's Racism
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New York Times reporter Katharine Seelye set the Election Day scene in her front-page story " Election Night (Popcorn Included) ," an hour-by-hour guide for interpreting tonight's electoral results. It contained several dire predictions for McCain and the future of the GOP if various ...

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The Big Empty
fivethirtyeight.com - 10/31/2008
The Big Empty
— fivethirtyeight.com — As the only reporter during this election who has actually visited upwards of 50 of John McCain's field offices around the country (13 battleground states and counting), this piece by Matthew Mosk at the Washington Post comes as no surprise: The ... (more) The Big Empty

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Obama Wins Election
nytimes.com - 11/4/2008
Obama Wins Election
— nytimes.com — Supporters of Senator Barack Obama cheered during a rally in Chicago on Tuesday as they heard that he won in Pennsylvania. More Photos > (more) Obama Wins Election

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marcambinder.theatlantic.com - 11/1/2008
A McCain Campaign Memo
— marcambinder.theatlantic.com — The last thing the McCain campaign needs on election day is demoralized Republicans. Hence this memo, which recapitulates what Davis and co. said on a conference call with reporters this morning. From: Rick Davis, McCain-Palin Campaign  ... (more) A McCain Campaign Memo

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Stones Cry Out — ... sector didn’t want either. Theology of a philosophical nature to consider. On the death of religion. The response of the election results from the religious right, sample one, sample two. I personally think that such examples would be hard to find on the left if the tables had turned. Construction. From an economists perspective. A real suggestion for a force field. Whatever. Heh. I’m voting for the minority ...

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