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Preference Cascade in real time?

From InTrade: InTrade is where you can “bet” on events – this is the graph showing the participants guess that Obama will be re-elected.  The uptick corresponds with the Democrat Convention, the downtick corresponds with the first debate with Romney.     Mirror Images? (Blue is Obama, Red is Romney) Oh, the Preference Cascade definition?  …

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Romney Ahead in NH?

Another Poll, another result.  This one, from American Research Group, (Hill Blog) shows Romney up in New Hampshire 50-46. In other polling, the Granite State WMUR poll shows Romney still down six points, but at the same time they recorded an 18 point swing in Romney’s favor among women voters since their last poll.  So …

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Obama couldn’t avoid his record … or What went down Chris Mathews’s leg?

That wasn’t a tingle going down Chris Matthews’s leg during the Presidential debate. Apparently four years of media worship, avoiding meaningful questions, and reliance on teleprompters are not great debate preparation. Consequently, the Obama campaign failed to set expectations low enough for President Obama. President Obama must have expected to be able to keep the …

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“Point, Romney.”

First the good. Obama’s leg-humping poodles in the mainstream media said “Romney abandoned the Tea Party!” That was of course typical MSM biased BS. On the contrary, Romney didn’t abandon the forceful Tea Party ideals at all. And that’s important. Here’s why….

The Thrill Is Gone…

Chris Matthews – I hate to bring his “Progressive” stink into this blog, but his reaction to Obama’s performance in the debate last night was priceless. http://youtu.be/-wgJoepQmS4 Now, two things happened last night…

A plea for bi-partisanship: We can work together to make this happen.

In one month the American people will decide who will be the next President of the United States. The person elected will be the president of all Americans, not just the Democrats or the Republicans. It’s time for all of us to come together, Democrats and Republicans alike, In a bi-partisan effort for America. Here’s …

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