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Hillary Stuns--Four Theories

Bonus 5th Theory just added!

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"Clinton readies New Hampshire 'firewall' to slow Obama post-Iowa" (AP): Some "firewall." ... 5:32 P.M.

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Polipundit rounds up  yesterday's immigration-related news, including the LAT's winning entry in the contest to produce the most biased immigration poll in advance of last Sunday's GOP Univision debate. In the Times-Bloomberg poll, big majorities, from 54% to 76%, wanted to deny illegal immigrants drivers' licenses, food stamps and public schooling. A small 48-46 % plurality apparently even wanted to deny emergency medical services. Somehow thepaper settled on the headline

1 in 3 would deny illegal immigrants social services

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on the grounds that only 1 in 3 checked "no" to all the services. ... The  poll's joint corporate press release was more accurately titled "Many would deny illegal immigrants basic social services." There must have been an Intervening Twit** before the actual newspaperhed was written. ... P.S.: Also, Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist appears to have fallen  for the Pence scam! ...

**--as so often happens. ... 12:35 A.M.

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Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Hillary pundit rebound? The smart, useful Ambinder/Todd National Journal ranking  claims Hillary's still

ahead because there's a plausible scenario for her to win the nomination even if she loses Iowa and New Hampshire; that scenario does not exist for Obama.

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