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If you’ve managed to stay interested in the run up to the primary cycle, then you might enjoy this cheat sheet of polls for Republicans and Democrats. It’s all here in one place, with less punditry to skew your interpretation of skewed polls. A nice way to bypass Fox and CNN and see for yourself.
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“Stay interested”? That implies getting interested in the first place. Probably not a good assumption, Harrison.
Greed, trr. It is time for the parties to rethink the method of picking the candidates for the highest office, the “most powerful (person) on earth”.
That should be *Agreed. PREVIEW PLEASE!
HSK: … with less punditry to skew your interpretation of skewed polls.
FRANK: “Skewed polls”?
What/
Way to let the air outta my tires …
Has anyone seen the poll that you fill out? It helps you determine which candidate has views most closely in line with your own.
Several friends have done it and they are amazed to see themselves identified with Duncan Hunter.
Looks like it will be Hillary/Kucinich for the Demo nom.
Let’s draw names from a hat to see whose hat gets thrown in the ring. Or we could run each candidate up a flagpole to see who hangs best.
There is no doubt in my mind that Duncan Hunter is the best choice among all of the candidates.
Which is exactly why you never see him on any MSM broadcasts. If he was given too much exposure, he would wipe up the floor with all of these other guys.
PS I guess that page was harmless enough..
But Slate?..
Gee, might as well get information from The Daily Worker