CNN: MI "too close to call" (Kerry ahead 50-44) Bush "ahead in OH" (48-47)

[expatriot]

Look at this editorializing of headlines in the ultra-liberal media!!!!!


Polls: Bush ahead in Missouri, Ohio (Ohio RV: Kerry 47, Bush 48)

"Among registered voters in Ohio, it was about even, with 48 percent favoring Bush and 47 percent choosing Kerry -- within the margin of error."

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/09/08/prez.states.poll/

Poll: Michigan too close to call (Michigan LV: Kerry 50, Bush 44; RV: Kerry 50, Bush 43)

"Among likely voters surveyed, Kerry was the choice of 50 percent, with 44 percent for Bush and 1 percent for independent Ralph Nader. The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.

Among registered voters, Kerry was at 50 percent, Bush at 43 percent and Nader still at 1 percent"

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/09/14/michigan.poll/index.html

[noamnety]

1. that's a typo, right?

RV: Kerry 50, Bush 53

the 53 should be 43?

[4morewars]

4. YES

Hi Fern :hi:

[PeaceProgProsp]

2. Son fascistas.

[4morewars]

3. FUCK CNN !!!!!!!!!!

They have NO credibility. I guaran god damn tee ya we deliver Michigan for Kerry. Fuck george bush too while we are at it.

[last_texas_dem]

5. Wow, that's blatant bias..

No surprise from CNN, though, I suppose...

[LisaL]

6. Who are they kidding?

God, these people are pathetic. 1 Bush % means Bush is ahead, but 6 % Kerry means too close to call?:mad:

[4morewars]

7. See post number 3 <eom>