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Follow up to your remark....Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
Is it just me or did she lose her spotlight real fast? I bet the ratings tonight will be minimal at best.Originally Posted by TBONE95860
Watch Sarah Palin on Fox News' 'Hannity & Colmes' Tonight at 9 p.m. ET
Part 1 tonight
Part 2 tomorrow night
50 to 60 minutes of video footage (in contrast Obama on O'Reilly was only 30 minute)
I'm sure lots of you will tune in since it's Fox News....
[h3]Exclusive: Sarah Palin[/h3]
Sean Hannity sits down with the GOP vice presidential nominee, Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET. Watch a preview
Can you post the ratings for that Gibson interview and compare the difference?Originally Posted by TBONE95860
Follow up to your remark....Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
Is it just me or did she lose her spotlight real fast? I bet the ratings tonight will be minimal at best.Originally Posted by TBONE95860
Watch Sarah Palin on Fox News' 'Hannity & Colmes' Tonight at 9 p.m. ET
Part 1 tonight
Part 2 tomorrow night
50 to 60 minutes of video footage (in contrast Obama on O'Reilly was only 30 minute)
I'm sure lots of you will tune in since it's Fox News....
[h3]Exclusive: Sarah Palin[/h3]
Sean Hannity sits down with the GOP vice presidential nominee, Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET. Watch a preview
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The actual issues...Originally Posted by MisterP0315
What's with the sudden turn in poll projections?
No.Originally Posted by Barack 0drama
The actual issues...Originally Posted by MisterP0315
What's with the sudden turn in poll projections?
Is it just me or did she lose her spotlight real fast? I bet the ratings tonight will be minimal at best.Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
TBONE95860 wrote:
SunDOOBIE wrote:
TBONE95860 wrote:
Watch Sarah Palin on Fox News' 'Hannity & Colmes' Tonight at 9 p.m. ET
Part 1 tonight
Part 2 tomorrow night
50 to 60 minutes of video footage (in contrast Obama on O'Reilly was only 30 minute)
I'm sure lots of you will tune in since it's Fox News....
[h3]Exclusive: Sarah Palin[/h3]
Sean Hannity sits down with the GOP vice presidential nominee, Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET. Watch a preview
No.
It's the economy.
People associate and blame the economy doing bad with the President in office, a Republican....
Then look at McCain, who is a Republican.
or it could be that these polls are completely +!$*%%@$. is it necessary to post one every single day.
You mortal fool, where is your god now?!Originally Posted by TBONE95860
[h3]
[/h3] [h3]Obama Pulls Ahead in Electoral College Projection[/h3]
http://www.guardian.co.uk.../brazil.barackobama/print
[h1]Now for Brazil's Barack Obamas - all six of them[/h1]
- Tom Phillips
- The Guardian,
- Monday September 15 2008
- Article history
'People thought I looked a bit like him': Brazilian politician Henrique dos Anjos has changed his name to Barack Obama
Walk into a polling station in Belford Roxo, an impoverished city on the fringes of Rio de Janiero, on October 5 and you will be faced with an historic choice. You could vote for Alcides Rolim, the Workers' Party mayoral candidate promising a "city for all" or Elizeu Pitorra, a local communist who believes it is "time for a change". Most voters, however, will probably opt for Barack Obama, a 39-year-old Brazilian who, until recently, was known as Claudio Henrique dos Anjos.
Welcome to Obama-mania, Brazil-style. Few countries have embraced the idea of the US's first black president as enthusiastically as Brazil, a country with one of the largest Afro-descendant populations on Earth yet where black faces remain a minority in politics. Obama T-shirts are everywhere while chat shows and newspaper columns are filled with talk of the 47-year-old Illinois senator.
Now even Brazil's politicians are lining up for their piece of the pie. Due to a quirk of Brazilian law, candidates are allowed to run under the name of their choice. As a result, at least six Brazilian politicians have officially renamed themselves "Barack Obama" in a bid to get an edge over their rivals in October's municipal elections.
"In truth it was an accident," says Belford Roxo's Obama, an IT consultant who is bidding to become the city's first black mayor. "I'd been on the television wearing a suit and people thought I looked a bit like him so they started calling me Barack Obama. They'd see me in the street and shout: 'Hey! Barack!" So I decided to register it."
Like his illustrious American counterpart, who has relatives in Kenya, Brazil's Obama also has one foot in Africa. His grandfather was the descendant of slaves.
He admits he has also been looking to his namesake's speeches for inspiration. "I say the same things. I talk about political renewal, change, about transforming the city."
Despite their similarities the two Obamas have yet to meet although the Brazilian Obama says that as mayor he would "extend an invitation" to the real Obama to dine in Belford Roxo. "It would be great if he could come and see our reality," he beams. "Just imagine."
62.5% Obama wins Popular Vote and Electoral College0.7% Obama wins Popular Vote, loses Electoral College27.8% McCain wins Popular Vote and Electoral College9.0% McCain wins Popular Vote, loses Electoral College
Originally Posted by Barack 0drama
The actual issues...Originally Posted by MisterP0315
What's with the sudden turn in poll projections?