Scandal: Fraud at the ballot box in N.H.
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This little piece of SATIRE is amusing.
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Notice to readers
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I’ve posted lots of  items in this first week  of Applesauce, but they don’t all fit on this page, nor are they all listed under “Latest Posts” on the right-hand rail.
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Speaking of Chris Matthews…
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The host on this edition of Archaelogy Today reminds Atrios (whose site is HERE) of Chris Matthews:
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Rudy, polling 4th in Fla., is toast
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Florida is supposed to be Rudy Giuliani’s firewall, the state where he finally can get back in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Not gonna happen, it says HERE.
Did Hillary benefit from the order of names on the ballot?
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There’s a suggestion HEREÂ that the order of names on the Democratic primary ballots in New Hampshire made the difference between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
Interesting theory.
Chris Matthews is a sexist
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Half right, half wrong
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Why were the pre-election polls in New Hampshire pretty much spot-on in the Republican race but well off the mark on the Democratic side?
Gary Langer, the polling poobah at ABC News, EXAMINESÂ the matter.
Actor James Whitmore asks a question
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Dewey defeats Truman — again
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I don’t feel so bad now.
Oh, I’m a little embarrassed for having suggested in this space yesterday that Barack Obama was going to win big in New Hampshire (see HERE). But I never actually said he won.
A couple of papers in Ireland WEREN’T SO CAREFUL. They carried headlines reminiscent of the classic blunder by the Chicago Tribune in the 1948 presidential contest between Harry Truman and Tom Dewey.
