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Audacity of Truth
Spinsational:
"We were so busy just getting stuff done and dealing with the immediate crises that were in front of us that I think we lost some of that sense of speaking directly to the American people about what their core values are and why we have to make sure those institutions are matching up with those values."
-Obama, explaining recent Democrat losses, 1/20/10
Velvet Lair- The sexiness of winning the battle of good versus evil January 26, 2010
- Ever wonder why? January 12, 2010
- The decision to bench Peyton Manning: Right or wrong? December 28, 2009
- Is my dad turning into a metrosexual? November 24, 2009
- My “Things To Do For Christmas” list November 23, 2009
The morning after
Just a quick note to start the a.m. Have you noticed how the liberally biased sites, like CNN – their Internet polls show a Kerry win, while the Fox site’s Internet poll will surely show a Bush win?
I loathe Internet polling sometimes! As I said in my prior post, and I think the consensus agrees, is that this was a draw. No blood was shed. I guess we’ll know more in the days ahead when the real polling begins.
La Shawn Barber gives her perspective this morning on the debates last night as someone who listened to them rather than watched (good idea – I may do that with the next debate). Her view? Bush 1, Kerry 0.
The Astute Blogger notes a Kerry flub re: his mention of Treblinka Square.
Real Clear Politics has a round up of punidtry commentary on last night’s debate.
A big welcome to Nykola readers 
Thanks, Nykola for naming this site one of your blogs of the day.
Evening update: Always- worth- a- read Michelle Malkin weighs in with her post- debate thoughts.
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My husband and I noticed that as well, as we were taking our Tour of News Stations last night after the debate. But, its like that every election.
Hi Stacy! Isn’t it maddening?
Ah well, as you said, that’s like every election … I think I’m gonna lose it between now and November 
Partisan politics is nasty. It is also misleading. I liken it to buying a car.
I am conservative rather than a party partisan. This allows me to remain objective, thus sparing me the agony of believing the overly partisan networks. Cheers Sister!
I like your philosophy on things, J – I’m gonna try to not to let all this “Internet polling” stuff get to me too much anymore