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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jim-thompson who wrote (18299)	11/27/2007 10:40:27 AM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 224777

I've done work in the WH for over the years and have heard the exact same thing. I saw post it notes that said 'when I (we)enter a room, never look us in the face, keep you eyes down' sign HRC

To: jim-thompson who wrote (18299)	11/27/2007 7:33:26 PM
From: Ann Corrigan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 224777

Would Hillary appoint Mark Penn as her Secy of State? lol From the Zogby website: >Mark Penn: Buckling Under the Pressure of an Unfavorable Poll Nov 27,2007 All is fair in love and war, the centuries–old proverb states. Politics is not included, but given the way the game is played in modern–day America, maybe it should be. That’s the sense I had again this morning watching Mark Penn, the chief political strategist for Democrat Hillary Clinton, denigrate our latest Zogby Interactive survey simply because it showed his client in a bad light. Penn made the contention on the MSNBC morning news program hosted by Joe Scarborough. Penn mischaracterized this latest online Zogby poll as our first interactive survey ever – a bizarre contention, since we have been developing and perfecting our Internet polling methodology for nearly a decade (Zogby Intreractive Methodology), and since Penn’s company has been quietly requesting the results of such polls from Zogby for years. We always comply as part of our pledge to give public Zogby polling results to any and every candidate and campaign that asks for them. What is interesting is that no other campaign has made as many requests for Zogby polling data over the years than Penn has made on behalf of Clinton. Because Mark Penn is a quality pollster himself, we chalk up his contention that our poll is “meaningless” as a knee–jerk reaction by a campaign under pressure coming down the stretch. Several other polls – Zogby surveys and others – have shown her national lead and her leads in early–voting states like Iowa and New Hampshire have shrunk. This is not unusual. These presidential contests usually tighten as the primaries and caucuses approach. Fritz Wenzel Director of Communications Zogby International (11/27/2007)<