Most Emailed Articles

[Don Claybrook]

This is just a little piece of anecdotal evidence that shows what people are really reading in the newspapers. The majority of these stories have an anti-Bush tilt. Combine this with the voter registrations being up all over the nation, and I think you start to get an idea that "likely voters" in most polls are being counted incorrectly. Call it a small, inconclusive piece of positive news.

Here's the NYT's list of most emailed articles in the last 24 hours:

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Voting Our Conscience, Not Our Religion
If Catholic voters honestly examine the issues of consequence, they may find themselves returning to their Democratic roots.

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Webs of Illusion
A president who spends too much time spinning webs of illusion can become trapped in them.

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How Bush Won Round 2
President Bush won the second debate by boring in on John Kerry's record of flip-flopping on the war and being consistently liberal on tax increases.

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Kerry's Undeclared War
John Kerry has a thoughtful, forward-looking theory about terrorism and how to fight it. But can it resonate with Americans in the post-9/11 world?

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Nuclear Fiction
Lincoln could admit mistakes. J.F.K. could admit mistakes. But W. thinks admitting mistakes is for powder puffs.

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Christopher Reeve, 'Superman' and Crusader for Stem Cells, Dies
The actor turned personal tragedy into a public crusade, becoming a major spokesman for spinal-cord research.

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The Mystery of the Bulge in the Jacket
According to rumors racing across the Internet, the rectangular bulge visible between President Bush's shoulder blades was a radio receiver, transmitting answers.

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And from the Washington Post:


. . . And Bush's Telling Non-Answer (Article)

For Marines, a Frustrating Fight (Article)

Permanent Job Proves An Elusive Dream (Article)

Sinclair Stations to Air Anti-Kerry Documentary (Article)

[wildeyed]

1. Funny, I just emailed "Kerry's Undeclared War"