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Comment on Nice Cops Finish Last by tgace

tgace — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 22:47:53 +0000

Amen. While there is no excuse for LEO’s being discourteous to a “regular joe”, its funny how people who are rude to cops get offended when they are not treated as they like. Some people need to consider if the constant disrespect of the general public toward police isnt a factor in police behavior.

Comment on Nice Cops Finish Last by thenonconformer

thenonconformer — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 12:32:54 +0000

there are still to many bad, alcoholic cops now too
http://thenonconformer.wordpress.com/2008/10/28/i-do-not-blame-her/

Comment on It’s what you didn’t say by Jonathan Clark

Jonathan Clark — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 03:35:58 +0000

Maryann,

It’s an honor to have a reader of your expertise! Thank you for the visit and comment. Your book was a wonderful help, and, after a long period of being undecided, even helped me decide on my major in college.

Definitely pass my compliments on to Mr. Hartley and please visit again!

Jonathan Clark

Comment on It’s what you didn’t say by Maryann Karinch

Maryann Karinch — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 16:38:51 +0000

Thank you, Jonathan, for such a good explanation and endorsement of what Greg and I tried to share with readers! We always get excited when we hear how the information has helped people in personal relationships and business. Take care and best wishes, Maryann

Comment on Barack Obama’s Yahoo! Popularity by sfokc6125

sfokc6125 — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 15:18:47 +0000

I pledge No allegiance to Obama

And corrupt welfare state for which he stands.

And to Socialist democrats who want to rule .

Will leave no Nation under their thumb.

No liberty , No justice for all.

Reformed democrat that means I voted for McCain.

Tell the people . On Wednesday Turn off Obamas 30 Min sideshow and take the time to think before they vote.

Talk about the issues with their family and friends.

Don’t be sheep. Decide for yourself . But most of all This Great Nation.

Comment on Barack Obama’s Yahoo! Popularity by thenonconformer

thenonconformer — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 10:05:11 +0000

Polls is still like adding in arithmetic, just leave out some numbers and you get a wrong answer. As simple as that,

Obama has a lot of young fans, and the fact is, they just don’t show up to vote. Sure, when they’re asked, they say they’re going to vote, but when presented with the choice of getting off the couch and turning off MTV or going to vote, they just might procrastinate their way to a McCain victory.

Something is definitely goofy with the polls. They all show Obama up but the spread is all over the place. If Obama thought he had PA in the bag, he wouldn’t be spending time there, instead he’d be trying to pick off some states probably out of reach, but worth a shot in order to run up the popular vote tally for a mandate.I think the internals in PA have been decreasing weekly for Obama. I posted about an internal Obama poll earlier this month (and a week before the blogosphere picked it up): http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2105611/posts

Internal polling is far more elaborate and expensive. A rag like Newsweek, apart from being biased, is not interested in paying good money to get a decent polling sample. While other rags like the CNN just lie.. MSNBC, the NY Times, etc. also do totally fabricate the news. They are also immorally fabricating the polls to maliciously suppress the Republican, Christian vote.

The Post and ABC conduct interviews with a random selection of those who have only cellular phone service alongside a traditional random sample of those with residential phone service. One recent criticism of current polling has been that it does not accurately capture the sentiments of those who primarily use cellphones.

http://witnessed.wordpress.com/2008/10/29/accuracy-of-polls-a-question-in-itself/