Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Burying the Polls

Which is EXACTLY what I would expect from the PRO-McCain Globe!!!

So WHY a BRIEF?!


"McCain trails Obama by double digits in new poll

A new presidential poll suggests Barack Obama has a double-digit lead over John McCain, and predicts the lead is even larger with two possible spoiler candidates.

The Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg survey released yesterday has Obama ahead 49 percent to 37 percent. With independent Ralph Nader and Libertarian Bob Barr in the mix, Obama's lead widens to 48 percent to 33 percent.

Nader, whom many Democrats blame for Al Gore's narrow defeat in 2000, is thought to take more support from Obama. Barr, a former Republican congressman from Georgia, is believed to siphon votes from McCain.

The poll also found far more enthusiasm for Obama among self-described liberals than for McCain among conservatives.

The poll's margin of sampling error is three percentage points (Boston Globe June 25 2008)."

And look at where they bury this poll (last paragraph of piece):

"A USA Today/Gallup poll conducted last week found that terrorism is the only major issue on which voters say McCain would do a better job than Obama by a significant margin - 52 percent to 33 percent. On that measure, McCain led slightly on illegal immigration, the two were tied on Iraq, and Obama led on health care, the economy, energy, and taxes."

Yeah, the Globe would want to MINIMIZE OBAMA'S POPULARITY while PUMPING UP McCain!

They are SO FUCKING TRANSPARENTLY BIASED it is to the point of ILLNESS!!!!

His strategist has expressed regret and John McCain has repudiated the aide's statement that another terrorist attack on US soil would be "a big advantage" to McCain's chances in November.

But Democrats refused to let it go yesterday, accusing the presumptive Republican nominee of exploiting fear.

Charlie Black, a top McCain adviser, set off the flare-up by telling Fortune magazine not only that a terrorism attack might help McCain, but also that the political advantage of terrorism was made apparent by the assassination of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto last December, just before McCain won the New Hampshire primary and saved his campaign.

Black called Bhutto's death an "unfortunate event," but added that McCain's "knowledge and ability to talk about it reemphasized that this is the guy who's ready to be commander in chief. And it helped us."

Really? And CUI BONO?!

Please see:

The AmeriKan MSM Lying About Bhutto's Assassination

Benazir Bhutto Was Killed By Snipers

Musharaff's Government Claims Bhutto was NOT SHOT

Benazir Bhutto's Assassination and What Really Happened

What Got Benazir Bhutto Killed?

U.S. Doubts "Al-CIA-Duh" Assassinated Bhutto

Did the CIA Kill Benazir Bhutto?

Did Condi Rice Get Benazir Bhutto Killed?

Western Intelligence Knows Al-Qaeda Didn't Kill Bhutto

The Democratic National Committee yesterday distributed a video showing that McCain had said something similar himself after the assassination, asserting, "I'm the one with the experience, the knowledge, and the judgment."

Also yesterday, Barack Obama's campaign organized a conference call with a member of the blue-ribbon, bipartisan panel that investigated the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on New York and Washington.

Sigh! We are never getting anywhere unless that 9/11 scab is ripped off!

Richard Ben-Veniste told reporters that Black's statement was a "very disappointing glimpse into the thinking of one of McCain's closest advisers."

"I think the remarks were so out of place that they call for some recalibration in the thinking and perhaps a greater adherence to principle here in staying away from the politics of fear," he added.

Tell the MSM to stop pushing the lies then!!!!

And to TELL the TRUTH for a CHANGE!!!!

In appearances yesterday afternoon on CNN and MSNBC, former rival Mitt Romney, who has been one of McCain's most active surrogates, defended the Arizona senator and downplayed Black's comments.

"It's an unthinkable scenario," Romney said of a terrorist strike during the heat of presidential campaign.

Actually, no, NO IT IS NOT, Mitt!! It ALREADY HAPPENED ONCE!!!!

He said that such strategy talk or political punditry has "very little" to do with McCain's stout anti-terrorism policies, which he said voters want.

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Yeah, but we DON'T WANT HIM, Mitt!

He was a shit governor, and now he's a shit shill!!!!