A moderately liberal Democraticly-themed blog
This is the final part in a four part series about looking forward. This is essentially the same diary I posted on Daily Kos, though I might change a few things since it’s been a couple days. If you want to see the first three parts of the series see: Bad Signs from the [...]
This is the third part in a four part series about looking forward. This is essentially the same diary I posted on Daily Kos, though I might change a few things since it’s been a couple days Now that I’ve gone over both the bad news and the good news from the exit polling, it’s [...]
This is the second part in a four part series about looking forward. This is essentially the same diary I posted on Daily Kos, though I might change a few things since it’s been a few days. Yesterday I reviewed some of the bad signs from the exit polls for Obama and the Democrats. Today [...]
This is the first part in a four part series about looking forward. This is essentially the same diary I posted on Daily Kos, though I might change a few things since it’s been a couple days Obviously Tuesday’s elections were a “shellacking” as Obama put it (or a “thumping” as Bush said after the [...]
Daily Kos did something which I eventually probably would have done, but hadn’t actually gotten around to doing yet: looking at the breakdown of the vote for each party by ideology. The exit polling already did a breakdown of party breakdown by ideology: Liberal (20%) Democrat – 90% Republican – 8% Other – 3% Moderate [...]
CNN points out some very bad news for Net Neutrality: Before Tuesday’s midterm elections, there were 95 House and Senate candidates who pledged support for Net neutrality, a bill that would force Internet providers to not charge users more for certain kinds of Web content. All of them lost Ninety-Five candidates. They went 0-95. Clearly, [...]
