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The Wall Street Journal ranked PPP as one of the top swing state pollsters in the country last year. (11-6-08 WSJ)
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The Wall Street Journal ranked PPP as one of the top swing state pollsters in the country last year. (11-6-08 WSJ)
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- Where should we poll next week?
- Another Problem for Democrats
- Independents in North Carolina
- Palin Alaska Standing Falls
- Looking some more at SC-5
- More on the TV Poll
- Giannoulias leads Kirk in poll
- Responding to ABC
- GOP Party Unity
- John Spratt Poll
- Kay Hagan's Standing
- Illinois Governor Poll
- The Palin Conundrum...
- News Poll Illustration
- Fox leads for trust
- Illinois Senate Primary Poll
- Illinois Governor Primary Numbers
- On Deck for this week...
- Generic Ballot Numbers
- Thoughts on Delaware
- Looking at the Democrats
- 2012 Presidential Poll
- Obama in North Carolina
- The Direction of the GOP
- Obama approval negative
- Burr's monthly check up
- Republican Round Up
- Poll Media Coverage in Massachusetts
- Jobs Governor?
- Takeaways from Massachusetts
- Inter Party Turmoil
- Kennedy and the Mass. race
- Perceptions of Brown
- Edwards' popularity declines
- What Massachusetts means for NC
- Throw the bums out!
- ACORN in Massachusetts
- Brown/Coakley Illustration
- Obama and the Massachusetts Race
- Massachusetts Senate Poll
- What we're seeing in Massachusetts: week 2
- Final Massachusetts Poll
- Pick a House District
- More on Kissell and Health Care
- Republicans who cheat
- John Ensign Poll
- More from NC-8
- Another problem for Dems
- Harry Reid Poll
- Obama and Coakley
- Ford's Chances
- Reid's standing with black voters
- Kissell good for renomination
- House Incumbents and Health Care
- More on Massachusetts
- Massachusetts Governor Poll
- Kissell looking solid
- Taking suggestions
- Kissell in context
- Patrick and Paterson
- PPP and Roy Williams
- Special Elections
- More on Massachusetts Polls
- Toss up in Massachusetts
- Kissell Poll Preview
- What we're seeing in Massachusetts
- Dems favored for CT-GOV
- Connecticut Primary Numbers
- Some interesting party ID stuff
- Black Tuesday?
- Lieberman tanks
- Iffy on Salazar
- Blumenthal heavily favored
- Thoughts on Yesterday
- Connecticut Senate
- Trends in Governor Approval Ratings
- Republicans back in the fold?
- Thoughts on Massachusetts
- Some thoughts on Perdue
- Previewing Connecticut
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1 comment:
When Fox was being sued by two whistleblower newsmen that were fired for refusing to lie they lost their case as legally there is no obligation for "the news" to tell the truth.Under the whisleblower status some must tell the truth but that does not apply to "the news"
So why would you trust them?
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