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To: nigel bates who wrote (38703)	10/18/2008 6:42:58 AM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149317

UPDATED DAILY ENDORSEMENT TALLY: Obama Widens Lead editorandpublisher.com Surprising Boosts for Obama from Denver and Salt Lake Papers -- Also Endorsed by 'AJC," 'KC Star' and 'Sun-Times' editorandpublisher.com 'Chic Tribune' Makes History, Backs Obama--'L.A. Times' Does the Same, Breaking Long Endorsement Ban editorandpublisher.com Yes, Newspaper Endorsements Matter -- Here is 'Proof' editorandpublisher.com

To: nigel bates who wrote (38703)	10/18/2008 8:07:19 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 149317

I knew we were in trouble when she asked her husband how she was going to vote. If I didn't want to win so badly, I would almost want to ask them to vote for McCain. ...So a canvasser goes to a woman's door in Washington, Pennsylvania. Knocks. Woman answers. Knocker asks who she's planning to vote for. She isn't sure, has to ask her husband who she's voting for. Husband is off in another room watching some game. Canvasser hears him yell back, "We're votin' for the n*er!" Woman turns back to canvasser, and says brightly and matter of factly: "We're voting for the n*er." In this economy, racism is officially a luxury. How is John McCain going to win if he can't win those voters? John Murtha's "racist" western Pennsylvania district, where this story takes place, is some of the roughest turf in the nation. But Barack Obama is on the ground and making inroads due to unusually strong organizing leadership...