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Mon Jan-18-10 12:46 PM
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:47 PM
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1. Not good, this was the poll that had her up by 8 a few days ago. |
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She's lost a point, he's gained 7.
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:50 PM
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2. yes, but, on the bright side, it's a tie |
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so the turnout matters a lot. Kennedy is apparently at 3% in this one.
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:51 PM
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3. They use Diebold machines in MA |
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these polls are just a way to grease the path for theft.
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:52 PM
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4. yes, and that's why MASS always votes for GOP :-) |
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:53 PM
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Edited on Mon Jan-18-10 12:54 PM by quinnox
Brown may win, and if so, the media will have a field day talking about the failure of Obama and the Democrats. It will go on for weeks and the republicans will be ecstatic.
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:58 PM
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6. just turn off the TV for a week. This too will pass and so will, in all |
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likelihood, the HCR. Remember other occasions when they were declaring Democrats cornered, in disarray, incapable of agreeing, etc, etc -- only to change the tune a week later. It would be a tragedy because it's Ted Kennedy's seat -- but focus instead on recent vindication in Minn, where we finally reclaimed that symbolic seat. Plus, there is at least a 50% chance (or more, with the turnout efforts) according to this poll that she may actually win. Knock on wood.
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