More sap running in New Hamshire?
It's a given that renown Diebold whistleblower Brad Friedman hasn't seen too many Diebold-generated tabulations that he hasn't thought were jerryrigged by a sinister force. That said, this post documenting the enormous discrepancies between the Demo tracking polls v. the dead-on consistency of the GOP tracking polls in New Hamshire gives one pause.
Even exit polls (conducted, of course, by the same sucky company that gave Kerry a couple of more victories in 2004 than he actually had) indicated that Independents were "breaking for Obama" today. Say what?
And:
As Emma Goldman said: "If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal."
Even exit polls (conducted, of course, by the same sucky company that gave Kerry a couple of more victories in 2004 than he actually had) indicated that Independents were "breaking for Obama" today. Say what?
And:
Edwards, for example, was polled at 17% in Zogby's poll, and he received exactly 17% in the MSNBC numbers, with 63% of precincts reporting. So are we to believe that only those voters who preferred Obama previously, decided to change to Hillary at the last minute? I suppose so.
As Emma Goldman said: "If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal."
Labels: 2008 Presidential Election, diebold, los angeles politics
Posted by Joseph F. Mailander @ 1/08/2008 10:25:00 PM
14 Comments:
Many liberal Republicans, or indies leaning that way, went to Hillary not Obama who's too much on the left.
This is consistent with fact that Hillary has moved towards the middle in recent years as a Senator, and if she's lost anyone, it's the liberal faction of her party which has gravitated to Obama and Edwards.
Your Dems and Republicans as the two types of polling fails to take into account that NH has more independents than members of either party.
On this day in 1867, black men in Washington, D.C., gained the right to vote as the U.S. Congress overrode President Andrew Johnson's veto.
What else happened?
Obama came in second.
I want to know if Red Spot's burro is coming to the banquet.
I want to know if Red Spot can correctly spell Burro. Red Spot is the poster boy for the failing LAUSD school system. Red Spot has the English grammar skills of a 5th grader.....................from Mexico.
Hillary interrupts a Warm and fuzzy January for Obama.
This discrepancy exists because Dem voters are less reliable.
It's very simple - white people lie when it comes to Black candidates. In happened in 1982 to Tom Bradley also. White people might feel good about their racial tolerance when it comes to answering a poll question that they will vote for he Black guy, but in the privacy of the voting booth it is a different story.
What's that about racism still existing but being more subtle?
It's called "the Bradley Effect," Mayor... but you probably don't have a clue what happened to That Other Mayor in 1982.
It's not voter fraud, or any other loopy right-wing conspiracy theory.
Dumbass.
Should have read the byline, dumbass.
This bit of conspiratorial caca comes from Mailander.
Ron Paul Votes Not Counted In New Hampshire District
Vote Fraud confirmed, Clinton reversed mammoth pre-polling deficit to beat Obama, Diebold machines aid Guliani, Romney.
Go to Prison Planet.com and read the rest of the article.
Have you watch the movie “Hacking Democracy”?
The river on the surface does not tell you of the undercurrents. Conspiracy Theories may not be just theories.
Use your time to make this country better.
Yes Bradly effect.
Nearly 20 years ago and in a general election with republicans voting.
Rasmussen has Obama at 37%
CBS had Obama at 35%
Marist had Obama at 36%
www.pollster.com
What the pollsters got wrong was all the new women who came out to vote and wanted to make history by electing Hillary.
It is sad that others would try to profit from spreading rumors and conspiracies that undermine our democracy.
CNN actually brought up the "Bradley Effect" last night and I was shocked. That was something I never knew.
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - After a much-needed win in New Hampshire, Democrat Hillary Clinton received a new challenge on Wednesday when Nevada's most influential union endorsed rival Sen. Barack Obama's U.S. presidential bid.
The Culinary Workers Union, whose 60,000 members service the famed hotels and casinos on the Las Vegas strip, is a major political force in the state, which holds the next Democratic contest on January 19.
Clinton, the New York senator hoping to become the first woman president, had led in polls in Nevada and courted the union and Hispanics, which make up 45 percent of the union's membership, so the decision will be a disappointment to her. "A lot of people expected, especially after Clinton's turnaround in New Hampshire yesterday, that they would go for the establishment candidate."
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