Your response was something along the lines of "you can say that with a straight face?"
Never mind.
You cheerfully voted for Obama with those economic numbers. Didn't you?
If a Republican president was running with those numbers you'd demand that he be flayed alive and dragged across the Utah salt flats behind a team of horses. Isn't that true?
As they say in Norstrilia, "That's the book, cobber."
Information doesn't matter anymore.
Remember Buck posting that gleeful graphic on red and blue states vs. college graduates? That was all he needed to know. He didn't think about it, he didn't look for problems or holes in the premise. Someone said something that fit nicely into his personal beliefs, so it's true.
Remember that NBC exit poll? Go there now and scroll down to "What was the last grade of school you completed?"
Kind of a different picture, isn't it?
This is not secret information. The media have gone over these polls with fine-tooth combs. Look what they've picked out to tell you about them.
Information doesn't matter to the media any more either.
Current Events » in reply to You did read the question, right?
If you remember, I answered it before.
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- "My vote doesn't count."
- That's a relief.
- McCain got 6 million votes less than Bush 2004
- And Obama got 7.6 million fewer votes than he got in 2008.
