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firstread.msnbc.msn.com - 10/14/2008

First thoughts: The status quo

— firstread.msnbc.msn.com — From Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, Domenico Montanaro, and Carrie Dann*** The status quo: At the beginning of... the month, at the 34-day mark before the election, we noted how much had changed in the preceding 34 days: Obama had accepted the Dem nomination, ... (more) First thoughts: The status quo

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pollster.com - 10/21/2008

Morning Status Update for Tuesday 10/21

— pollster.com — Thanks for the shout out! For what it is worth, I agree entirely with your conclusions. As... I would put it, I think there is ample evidence that there was a slight tightening. On the other hand, I think the temporary shift in the poll mix may have ... (more) Morning Status Update for Tuesday 10/21

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pollster.com - 10/23/2008

Morning Status Update for Thursday 10/23

— pollster.com — I am not familiar with political polling, but I have spent my career conducting survey research for... businesses. I heard a plausible explanation for why the presidential polls vary wildly or overstate Obama support. To estimate the election, each poll ... (more) Morning Status Update for Thursday 10/23

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NRO: The Tank: Speaking of the Status of Forces . . .
Victory Caucus -- All Content — ... Monday, 20 October 2008 Let it be known that the future status of our overall forces is taking a hit. A big one. The effective cost of the various bailout packages is that th... . . . read ...

High Cost Of Bailout: Military Preparedness
Wizbang — The only 'program' facing any real, meaningful cuts after the monstrous bailout packages set in motion is.... the United States Military . The effective cost of the various bailout packages is that the expansion of the U.S. military that had been set in motion is now effectively dead. D-E-A-D. That's the word in Washington that no one wants to talk about, proving once again that regardless of which party's administration sits atop the Executive, the military is the only federally mandated 'program' ever under consideration for real and meaningful cuts. There is, of course, ...