Are you donating your money to a party that holds the opposite of your political views? You may be doing so, albeit indirectly. Nearly...
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Last week, we admitted to going a little Map Crazy! Apparently, we aren’t the only ones. Since that post, some 40,000+ map freaks...
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Over at our sister blog, essays & effluvia (now, 100% Economics free!) I gathered numerous election map post-mortems. Most of these...
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The very excellent On-line WSJ has an interesting round up of editorial reactions around the world to the re-election of President George...
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Couple of interesting interactive polling pages: CNN Looks at the full country — you can break it down by state, and the graphics...
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Once in a generation, the stars align for a political leader. There is this perfect moment – too often based on some enormous danger of...
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The latest Street.com column is up: “Myths of the 2004 Election.” Its a look at some of the more annoying fallacies of this...
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Tradesports, which has had the incumbent up for the entire campaign, has now flipped: PRESIDENT.KERRY2004 trading at 67.0 by 67.9...
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I’m always wary of most interpretations of what “The market is saying.” I find that they provide greater insight as to...
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Back by popular demand, originally published August 6, 2004 While the polls bounce around, I’ve discovered a few sites with...
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