Comments on: Chris Graham: Why are we blaming the chain gang?

By: chrisgraham

chrisgraham — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 01:59:07 +0000

Neither. Make your own mind up. Mine is made up. You and others in the ultraconservative set can believe the spin from the McCain-Paliners, or you can think for yourselves. Makes no difference to me.

By: charles salembier

charles salembier — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 01:12:14 +0000

Chris….Are you trying to convince yourself or everyone else.

By: chrisgraham

chrisgraham — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 22:28:15 +0000

Those aren’t statistics. Those are anecdotal references. Nice try, of course.

By: R J Del Vecchio

R J Del Vecchio — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 19:22:28 +0000

It’s nice to pretend there’s no bias whatsoever in the media (and academia), but simple statistics counter that. E.g., the NY Times scandals on misleading articles like the one “proving” Iraq vets had a high murder rate, 5 Obama covers on TIME versus 1 McCain, the 75-80% level in the professoriate of Democrats, and many other examples. Most recent- four subhumans show up at a public rally wearing a totally obscene T-shirt motto about Palin, and it gets very little play. Were the same comment on a shirt about Michelle Obama worn by McCain supporters, the outrage and demands for an apology would have deafened people all the way to Canada.
Recent Obama ads have been just as aggressive as anything from the other side, but that does not get noted, Obama counts 57 states and it’s OK since he’s tired, but McCain makes any slip and he must be losing it.
This election is almost certain to go to Obama, and then we’ll all get to see what his real policies and practices will be. Hopefully it’ll work out, but only time will tell if he really knows as much and can do as much as his devoted follows believe.

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