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	News focuses on Democrats more than Republicans

BitDrifter

5-24-2007 11:24 PM

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news, media, democrats, republicans, elections, president

BitDrifter says:

"by a wide margin."

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5-24-2007 11:28 PM

_Bane_

popped for good point.

One idea that popped into my head though is:

Could this be a side effect of the Dems declaring and starting their bid for presidency earlier?

5-24-2007 11:37 PM

BitDrifter

Possibly, and add to that the Democrats winning the House and Senate which has generated a lot of momentum for the party.

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