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To: jmyrlefuller
the top 2 will go down to McCain and Romney, and I think Romney wins out of those two.

The MSM continally fail to mention that Romeny (CNN: 67) has more pledged delegates than both McCain (CNN: 38) and Huckabee (CNN: 26) combined.
126 posted on 01/27/2008 6:45:35 AM PST by TomGuy
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To: TomGuy
I did not know those totals. I knew Romney had more...but THAT's A LOT more!!! Blast the MSM!!!

LIZ CHENEY JUST ENDORSED ROMNEY!!!

135 posted on 01/27/2008 6:51:04 AM PST by NordP (Such tough choices ahead, I'm now a "middle of the road" voter--somewhere between RUSH & Savage ;-))
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To: TomGuy

It’s because they ignore the West.

You know, there’s a phenomenon in sports media circles known as “East Coast bias,” where West Coast teams get short shrift in the media in favor of coverage from East Coast teams. I think we’re seeing something similar to that with the 2008 election. For years, they followed the template: Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, then Mini-Tuesday. Now that the thing has been pushed up and shuffled a bit, the media is ignoring the races in Wyoming and Nevada. Wyoming and Michigan got little coverage because they were, for all intents and purposes, Republican-only.

Nevada, nobody has ever cared. It’s only there because Harry Reid wanted to flex his political muscle and give his state more voting power. That’s what we get when we elect Democrats to Congress.


136 posted on 01/27/2008 6:51:43 AM PST by jmyrlefuller
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