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openleft.com - 10/27/2008
Things Are Looking Very Good
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Worried about "the tightening?" Well, Obama's national lead has been stable at 7% for a month now. The national campaign is not tightening, and we are just seeing statistical noise. Even if the campaign were tightening, Obama would still have a comfortable national lead. According to polling ...
corner.nationalreview.com - 10/25/2008
The Obama Temptation
— corner.nationalreview.com — I've been thinking this for a while so I might as well air it here. I honestly never thought we'd see such a thing in our country - not yet anyway - but I sense what's occurring in this election is a recklessness and abandonment of rationality that ... (more) The Obama Temptation

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blogs.abcnews.com - 10/27/2008
McCain to Attack Obama for Public Radio Comments from 2001
— blogs.abcnews.com — On September 6, 2001, then-state senator Barack Obama appeared on a public radio chat show to discuss "Slavery and the Constitution." You can listen to the whole show HERE. In that show -- WBEZ-FM's "Odyssey" -- Obama discussed the role... (more) McCain to Attack Obama for Public Radio Comments from 2001

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Today's Polls, 10/26
fivethirtyeight.com - 10/27/2008
Today's Polls, 10/26
— fivethirtyeight.com — While there are a few surprises here and there, once again the theme of today's polls is stability in the race for the White House. John McCain narrowed his gap significantly in today's Zogby tracking poll, drawing from 9.5 points behind to 5.3. As ... (more) Today's Polls, 10/26

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Eschaton — It has been weird watching the degree to watch some will go to pretend this race is getting closer. Most things in campaign reporting aren't quantifiable, but polls are. ...

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