Yesterdays headline screamer:
Obama opens double-digit lead over McCain
Todays headline:
Race tightens in final weeks
There's a difference of up to 14 points depending on which ones you choose to believe.
Yeah, that's accuracy for you.
Sebastian SIH has more.
2 comments:
I have another question.
The Brady Bunch and their ilk invariably refer to the Heller decision as "a narrow 5-4 majority."
I'm no mathematician, but 5 of 9 is 55.55 (repeating) percent--call it 55.6%, and 4 of 9 is 44.44 (repeating) percent--call it 44.4%. In other words, SCOTUS agreed, by a margin of over 11%, to strike down D.C.'s handgun ban.
Now, we hear triumphant cries about Obama's "commanding, double digit lead."
How is over 11.1% a "narrow majority," but a (supposed) 10% lead "commanding"?
It's becoming increasingly obvious that most of the mainstream media is all but avtively campaigning for Obama.
We just need to remember what he says/said on the campaign trail and show others the comparison to what he does if he gets into office.
...Then be prepared to be called a racist.
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