So yahoo posts a misleading headline, "McCain closes huge gap on key question for women "

[still_one]

Frankly, everything about the headline, and the poll itself is misleading

It isn't until you get to the end of the article that you realize it was a extremely small sample, likely, NOT registered, and is already an outdated poll

"The Lifetime Television/Every Woman Counts campaign poll of 534 American women likely to vote was conducted September 11 to 15, and has a margin of error of 4.4 percent."

Why am I even bringing it up?

Because the media is not a neutral party

[tuvor]

1. Yahoo's just using what Politico fed them.

They don't write their own headlines.

And other news sites do exactly the same thing:
http://www.koamtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=9050001

Here's the original item:
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0908/13714.html

[Lost-in-FL]

2. That's a pattern

I no longer use yahoo since I noticed.

[gizmo1979]

3. I read that 1st thing this morning

and thought Obama must have pulled ahead,if it's time for msm to real him back in.Jerks,ruined my whole day.

[grace0418]

4. Huge gap? What, did he shut his mouth for once?

;)