Bang the Drum

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Entries Tagged ‘primaries’

Election Returns: Network streams to watch

Live Internet coverage of today’s North Carolina and Indiana primaries:

You can follow Debi Jones by going to my Live Feed page or directly to her Qik page, where she’ll be streaming live from her Nokia N95.
Debi is planning to visit the Obama HQ in Wilmington in the morning, then head up to Raleigh [...]

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State of the Race 5/1/2008

Full results, along with the delegate breakdown by state for the upcoming primaries.
Technorati Tags: Obama, Clinton, Democrats, delegates, stateoftherace

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The Swiftboat is out of gas

Evan Bayh really has nothing to worry about with regard to his concerns that the GOP will try to swiftboat Barack Obama. We have seen a veritable swiftboating frenzy in the past 72 hours, thanks to our corporate media pundits.
I’m sure Senator Bayh knows this already, but let’s review it again. Swiftboating is done [...]

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Democratic Primary: This is Survivor, not Deal or No Deal

Let’s be clear here. For all of the constant yammering about electoral votes in primary races, daily tracking polls that move one way or the other consistent with the whims of the media stream that day, uncounted states and superdelegates, the Democratic primary race is all about endurance.
We’re not here to open 47 cases [...]

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Proof of Clinton’s Push Polling

This is something that needs to stop, and stop now. From Jasmine in NC, as posted on the Obama blog:

I just had the MOST disturbing political survey call. I live in Apex, NC the call starts off asking if you will do a political survey and then it asks several benign questions about affiliation and [...]

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Not this time

On March 18, 2008, Barack Obama gave a speech. And in the speech, he said this:
For we have a choice in this country. We can accept a politics that breeds division, and conflict, and cynicism. We can tackle race only as spectacle — as we did in the O.J. trial — or in the wake [...]

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