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Center of Attention
Posted by michaelvdg in Uncategorized.
May 24th, 2007 | 8 responses
May 24th, 2007 | 8 responses
Jim Martin and… what liberal media?
Booker Rising quotes Ken Blackwell on evolution.
Brad DeLong explains why the American Prospect is shrill.
It seems that David Anderson received some friendly comments (and e-mails).
Sebastian at Obsidian Wings on Voter ID (data).
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8 Responses to “Center of Attention”
Jim,
No doubt you are in yet another “28% group” (lol!)
“Nearly two-thirds of those online respondents who detected bias in the media (64%) said the media leans left, while slightly more than a quarter of respondents (28%) said they see a conservative bias on their TV sets and in their column inches. The survey, which focuses on perceptions of the “old†and “new†media, will be released today at the PoliticsOnline Conference 2007 at GWU. It is also featured in the March issue of Zogby’s Real America newsletter, now available on http://www.zogby.com.”
Like the politicians I only read and acknowledge those polls and pollsters with whom I agree. Zogby is OFF my list.
WHAT round earth?
Polls… Schmolls!
For anyone paying attention assumptions based on polls… i.e. “The Congress (32 approve / 53 disapprove – Fox – 5/15/07) is LESS POPULAR than the President (34 approve / 56 disapprove – Fox – 5/15/07)” often have nothing to do with ‘political reality’.
Thinking people realize that MOST REPUBLICANS disapprove of Congress because of what they perceive as congressional lack of support for Republican policy and programs; and, MOST DEMOCRATS disapprove of Congress because of what they perceive as congressional lack of support for Democrat policy and programs.
Hell, I’m surprised that Congresses approval is as high as it is BUT George Bush is reigning (pun intended) “Pariah du jourâ€.
I’m so glad that we Ohio voters sent Ken Blackwell back to the past he belongs in.
Too few people pay attention to the important things, such as China’s military build-up.
Blackwells blind spot is not in his eyes, its his brain that isn’t an intelligent design.
Wow, there were some interesting comments after Blackwell’s very, shall we say, unscientific musings. One stated that many black people don’t believe in evolution because they think Darwin was a racist.