This is a stunning fact Salon has posted: […]The League of Conservation Voters analyzed transcripts of TV interviews and debates with the Democratic and Republican candidates. The interviews were conducted by CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, MSNBC’s Tim Russert, Fox News’ Chris Wallace and CBS’s Bob Schieffer. As of Jan. 25, these five prime-time […]
[election 10] The results will automatically update in your browser as new results come in. This is something I am testing out, so please let me know how it works. UPDATE 7:00: With 0% reporting MSNBC is now declaring Obama the winner. 7:02: CNN is also calling it for Obama (the results in the tracker […]
From Greg Sargent Okay, this is interesting. I’ve just learned that CNN has told top Dem strategists James Carville, Paul Begala, and Robert Zimmerman — who are CNN mainstays but are all Hillary supporters — that they will not be doing any more political analysis on the network until the Democratic primary has reached a […]
I blogged about a piece CNN wrote yesterday talking about “the black candidate” and “the woman candidate”, and the furor it brought down on them from their readers. Well today Whoopi Goldberg wasn’t too happy with CNN, and expressed it on The View. Raw Story has the video and details about Whoopi and CNN – […]
One thing kept going through my mind during Monday night’s debate slugfest; “the Republicans will love this”. Hillary and Barack may have lowered the chances of a Democratic president this year with their little back and forth jabs: A CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll asked voters who has the personality and leadership qualities to be president. […]
People are getting tired of them referring to Barack as the “black candidate” and Hillary as the “woman candidate’. Haven’t we been saying this all along? Of course the “best political team on television” thinks they know what America wants to hear – something they are flat wrong at.
This was one of the best debates so far. I think all the candidates did good. It could have gone without the fight between Clinton and Obama, but Edwards became the star out of that. He shined tonight and showed what we need in a President. One thing I have a problem with is this […]
Yes another debate. Yes it’s on CNN, but don’t let that drive you away. I have decided we should have a drinking game tonight. Every time someone from CNN says “the best” you got to take a drink! It should be fun (and make it harder for me to live blog).
Looking at CNN’s exit poll data for SC, it looks like it will be a really tight race between McCain and Huckabee. Evangelical turn out was high (58%), but it doesn’t look like the Evangelical vote was a lock in for Huckabee. He got 41% and McCain got 27%. The results should be coming in […]
CNN has them up. Some interesting points. – 44% voting were over 60 – 25% evangelical – 25% Mormon Turnout. 4% of the Mormons went for Paul and 2% for McCain