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2. Have you ever really looked at RCP? At the front page ads? At the commentary?

Mon Oct 1, 2012, 07:59 AM

Oct 2012

Just askin'.

Illustrating the Tax Code's Progressivity
The folks at the Tax Foundation are concerned that the recent increase in talk about inequality will create a soak-the-rich atmosphere that will forestall tax reform that doesn't include

http://www.realclearpolicy.com/data_lab/2012/09/25/illustrating_the_tax_codes_progressivity_293.html

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Romney is moving up in the polls. [View all] renie408 Oct 2012 OP

Because he's not been seen much lately. Laurian Oct 2012 #1

Yes. For the math challenged this can be very confusing. geckosfeet Oct 2012 #7

The elctoral map as of 10/1/12 (304 Safe EV for Obama: morningfog Oct 2012 #5

And here is a little secrete, we are going to turn Arizona blue. OffWithTheirHeads Oct 2012 #6

I love that map LynneSin Oct 2012 #17

No he's not. ProSense Oct 2012 #8

I don't see it, Romney's sinking in every swing state CanonRay Oct 2012 #9

Go to Nate Silver's site and forget all this other BS CanonRay Oct 2012 #10

I have been there twice this morning and this is what I saw Samantha Oct 2012 #20

wait till thursday morning spanone Oct 2012 #11

This race is already over. porphyrian Oct 2012 #12

your concern is noted lillypaddle Oct 2012 #13

+1 tallahasseedem Oct 2012 #14

Have you looked at RCP's electoral map? Spider Jerusalem Oct 2012 #15

Are you basing this on National Popularity or Electoral VOtes LynneSin Oct 2012 #16

Popular vs electoral fugop Oct 2012 #18