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How crazy is this? What precipitates an 8-9 point fall in a week with very little happening???
Posted by: rorochub on September 29, 2004 04:54 PM
It means there was never a 9 point lead in Ohio. Maybe it was a 4 point lead and stayed the same. It was overrported before and underreported now. Political polling is guesswork.
Posted by: Bruiserrific on September 29, 2004 05:43 PM
How about a hoax email capaighn and a national news broadcast to back it up. Lot's of college kids in ohigho.
Posted by: Roundguy on September 29, 2004 05:44 PM
Podcast: Historian and Pundit Robert Spencer joins us for a wide-ranging discussion about the Islamists in our midst: Mamdani in NYC, all across Europe, and others.
Schmoll: 53% of New Jersey likely voters say their neighbors are voting for Ciattarelli, while 47% say the cheater/grifter Mikie Sherrill The "who do you think your neighbors are voting for" question is designed to avoid the Shy Tory problem, wherein conservative people lie to schmollsters because they don't want to go on record with a likely left-winger telling them who they're really voting for. So instead the question is who do you think your neighbors are voting for, so people can talk about who they themselves support without actually having to admit it to a left-wing rando stranger recording their answers on the phone.
Interesting football history: How the forward pass was created in response to the nineteen -- 19! -- people killed playing football in 1905 alone The original rules of football did not allow forward passes. The ball was primarily advanced by running, with blockers forming lines with interlocked arms and just smashing into the similarly-interlocked defensive lines. It was basically Greek hoplite spear formations but with a semi-spherical ball. As calls to ban the sport entirely grew, some looked for ways to de-emphasize mass charges as the primary means of advancing the ball, and some specifically championed allowing a passer to throw the ball forward.