That’s the conclusion of a new study: The CMPA study compares ABC, CBS ( CBS – news – people ) and NBC evening news shows and the first half hour of Fox News Channel’s Special Report, which most closely resembles its broadcast news counterparts. (CNN and MSNBC have no comparable flagship evening news show; more on Fox’s polarizing talk shows ...

... brief side trip down nostalgia lane, for all those who pine for the 1970s... As much as it might gratify many who voted for him in 2008, if Obama were to pursue a drawdown in Iraq and/or Afghanistan, and the economy were ... gains in the next election. The Republicans are most assuredly licking their chops in eager anticipation of the elections next fall.  In 2008, by fielding the oldest ...

... minorities in the share voting for a particular candidate, increased in the 2008 election. This is due in large part to Obama ... states could be attributed to partisanship, ideology, and religiosity. In 2008, however, those same variables cannot explain away the differences in voting patterns ... states. Survey data concerning reported vote in the 2008 Democratic primaries and caucuses point to similar ...

... in federal tax refunds that it would not have been able to access absent the election provided by the Act. It should be noted that the American Recovery and ... for losses incurred in 2008. Small businesses that previously made an election under ARRA may make the ... to recover some or all of those tax payments by carrying back 2008 or 2009 losses. For further information, please contact Keith ...

... poll asked this question: "Do you think that Barack Obama legitimately won the Presidential election last year, or do you think that ACORN stole it for him?" The overall top-line is legitimately won 62 ... 53%-46% margin. In order to believe that Obama wasn't the true winner of the 2008 election, one would have to think that ACORN (and perhaps other groups) stuffed ballots to the tune of ...

... plans’ coverage of abortion would have been preserved. You know, the 2008 Democratic Party platform reads: The Democratic ... Platform on this point because if they don’t, they could so easily lose election in 2010.” My answers to that claim are the margins of ... file believe in the plank of the Democratic Party Platform of 2008 that declares… The Democratic Party strongly ...

... poll asked this question: “Do you think that Barack Obama legitimately won the Presidential election last year, or do you think that ACORN stole it for him?” The overall top-line is legitimately won 62 ... %-46% margin. In order to believe that Obama wasn’t the true winner of the 2008 election, one would have to think that ACORN (and perhaps other groups) stuffed ballots to the tune ...

... ridings where the Liberals exceeded retrospective expectations in the 2008 elections (how's that for a Rumsfeldian opening sentence ... Harper. So, here are the top 10 Tory ridings from 2008 - the ridings where the Conservatives did a lot better than we might have expected: 1 ... Quebec seats here, where the Tory vote increased last election. 7. Thornhill (+9%): This is definitely a riding the Tories ...

... poll asked this question: "Do you think that Barack Obama legitimately won the Presidential election last year, or do you think that ACORN stole it for him?" The overall top-line is legitimately won ... 's important to remember that Fox's obsession with ACORN is nothing new. Indeed, before the 2008 election they breathlessly warned that ACORN was trying to steal the vote. To give ...

... same spirit, here for consideration are some hypothetical electoral maps for the 2008 Presidential election: If adjustments are made to reflect only white state populations, McCain handily ... system consisting of a perpetual majority and an ever-defeated opposition. Instead, general election campaigns would be as competitive as they are today. But they'd look like Republican primaries do now. ...

... (PDF) shows that 26% of Americans, most of whom are Republicans, think that ACORN stole the election for President Obama. For the sake of comparison, a Gallup poll immediately following Gore ... are Democrats who hold the same belief (source, PDF).  And there are even more conservatives who think the 2008 election was stolen than there are progressives who think the 2000 election was stolen, ...

The 2008 presidential election will go down as a historic turning point in the history of the United States of America. For the first time in the country’s history, a major party had nominated a black man as their candidate for office, an unprecedented occurrence especially considering that in united states history, every presidential candidate but three had been a white male ...

... pathetic little ACORN engineered a massive conspiracy to turn the 2008 presidential election into an electoral college rout. Only 27 percent are sure ... know what the people’s representatives and would-be representatives think: Do you agree with a majority of your party that ACORN stole the 2008 presidential election? If not, does this level of delusion within your party concern you? Email me ...

... GOP base: Republicans do not think President Obama actually won the 2008 election — instead, ACORN stole it. This number ... News personalities have often speculated about ACORN stealing the 2008 Minnesota Senate race for Al Franken. ... “Do you think that Barack Obama legitimately won the Presidential election last year, or do you think that ACORN stole it for him?” The overall top- ...

... .)  My hope has been both to help John do well in the race and to demonstrate that, when a special election comes down the pike, progressives and other Democrats can, conceivably, prove themselves to be ... the friggin' phones -- gets an unexpectedly large percentage of the Democrats who came out in 2008 to come to the polls.  Meanwhile, the Republican behemoths tear themselves apart so ...