MSNBC, POLITICO BIASED AGAINST RUDY IN GOP DEBATE
Thursday’s Republican debate, hosted by MSNBC and Politico.com was biased against Republican front runner Rudy Giuliani. A count of the words each candidate spoke indicates that Romney was given 50% more air time and McCain 25% more that Giuliani was permitted.
JOHN MCCAIN WINS FIRST GOP DEBATE, BUT MSNBC SHOWS ANTI-GIULIANI BIAS
Published on FoxNews.com on May 4, 2007.
John McCain bounced back in the first Republican presidential debate and breathed new life into his faltering candidacy.
NO LONGER INEVITABLE – HILL STUCK IN REAL RACE
Published in The New York Post on May 3, 2007.
Hillary’s pollster Mark Penn recently claimed that she was leading the race for the Democratic presidential nomination in all states in all the polls. Not so fast, Mark.
The latest Rasmussen poll, concluded on April 26, shows Sen. Barack Obama ahead of Sen. Clinton for the first time, albeit by the slim margin of 32-30. Two weeks ago, Rasmussen had the race tied; before that, he had her constantly in the lead. Almost all the national polls show Clinton’s lead dwindling, and most show her with only a single-digit lead over Obama.
OBAMA’S MOMENT OF TRUTH
Published on TheHill.com on May 2, 2007.
Soon it will be time for Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) to face a moment of truth and decide whether he is going to lead the anti-war movement or cave in under administration pressure.
OBAMA BEATS HILLARY IN FIRST NATIONAL POLL
The Rasmussen poll, ended on April 26, 2007, shows Obama beating Hillary, albeit by the slim margin of 32-30. This is, of course, the first national poll among Democratic candidates that shows Obama in the lead. Rasmussen, whose polls seem to be one step ahead of everybody else’s, has the candidates tied two weeks ago and has shown Obama creeping up with each survey.
