Realclearpolitics having a Clinton meltdown, - Pushing 11 anti Clinton storys at the same time

[factfinder_77]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/

Wednesday, September 28
Clinton Has a Millennial Math Problem Issenberg & Yaccino, Bloomberg
What Lester Holt Got Wrong About Stop-and-Frisk Ed Kilgore, New York Magazine
Hillary's Talk of 'Implicit Bias' Should Scare Every American David French, NRO
Donald Trump Is Owning Hillary Clinton on Trade Alex Shephard, The New Republic
Trump Was Right: Crime Increased Significantly In 2015 Sean Davis, The Federalist
FBI's Hillary Clinton Probe Looking Even More Like a Coverup Paul Sperry, NY Post

RCP Afternoon Edition
Trump Is Right About 'Stop and Frisk' Rudolph Giuliani, Wall Street Journal
The 'Lying' Media and Trump Margaret Talbot, The New Yorker
Did Trump Deconstruct Clinton With Marginal Voters? Michael Barone, DC Examiner
Troubling Questions on Immunity Deal for Clinton Aides Jonathan Turley, USA Today
Trump Has a Point About NATO John Bolton, Boston Globe

[Cracklin Charlie]

1. Hillary's poll numbers must be lookin' good!

[Dem2]

2. And that's why I am usually insulted when I see people using RCP averages

They are indeed a right-wing troll outfit I see no reason not to use HuffPost pollster.

[still_one]

3. RCP may be right wing, but the polls they report aren't from them. I don't go to RCP

to read their articles, I go there because they make it easy to see all the polls together

[Dem2]

4. Yeah, i did in 2008

Never again. The obviousness of their right-wing tilt is much more noticeable to me now and I just can't go there anymore

[still_one]

6. no question about it, that is why I just go for the poll numbers

[factfinder_77]

5. founders are republicans -rcp "attempts to counterbalance the common liberal bias of the ms media"

The articles selected invariably demonstrate McIntyre and Bevan's political bent, about which they are unabashedly forthcoming. The Web site itself informs that " RealClearPolitics attempts to counterbalance the common liberal bias of the mainstream press by providing a more realistic look at the issues. Above all, we believe in freedom, personal responsibility, and the free market capitalist system -- [but do] not receive monetary support from any political party or outside interest groups."

I'm not really a die-hard Republican because my interests are less on social issues, more on taxing and spending," explains McIntyre, who used to work for the Chicago Board of Options Exchange and stills does a little trading on the side. "But I definitely don't want the government telling me what to do with my property...Nevertheless, any political junkie -- even a liberal -- would enjoy our site because the topics we choose are current."

http://www.princeton.edu/paw/web_exclusives/more/more_20.html

[RonniePudding]

7. It's always leaned RW as far as the sources they aggregate