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Kerry vs. Bush redux...not a good sign.

When they conjure up news like this up just to try and influence sheep who want so badly to be in the majority, you know it's not a good sign.

Favorite lines:

HEADLINE:

Round 1 in debates goes to Obama, poll says


Second paragraph:

The CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey is not a measurement of the views of all Americans, since only people who watched the debate were questioned and the audience included more Democrats than Republicans


Third paragraph:
Fifty-one percent of those polled thought Obama did the best job in Friday night's debate


Okay...let's see more Democrats and only 51 percent think Obama did better? So if we balance those views out even among Democrats...McCain is considered the winner of the debate.

But if we keep throwing Democrats at a "poll" eventually we get the bogus headline we want for the sheep who don't even make it to the 2nd paragraph!

If I were a contributor of big money to Obama, I would be withholding funds at this point. This is the exact same routine that spelled "disaster" for the Democratic candidate in November of 2000 and 2004.

I'm afraid there's just something about both of them that gives me the creeps. Maybe it's that pesky nuisance of both being nonstop professional liars and career politicians thing.

And if both give me the creeps that's probably a darn good sign for McCain too. The more I like a candidate, more often than not, the less the general public does - and vice-versa.

Meanwhile, I get to watch as the sheep are told what to think and who to support as lies rule the media headlines. That same sort of lying about reality is what keeps us in the immigration disaster and lies will destroy the US economy as the media points folks towards the false solutions and to keep them from guessing what they are up to - they give them another equally false choice. If the public accepts either premise - without thought (and they always do) - America's glory days are numbered permanently.

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