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CNN's "Undecided Voters"


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Holy crap... in the recent Democrat presidential debate, all six of the questioners CNN presented as "undecided voters" were actually heavily involved in Democrat party politics!

CNN hits bottom and digs: All six debate questioners appear to be Democratic Party operatives. So much for "ordinary people, undecided voters". To paraphrase Junior Soprano, CNN is so far up the DNC's hind end, Howard Dean can taste hair gel.

In a nutshell, CNN's six "undecided voters" were:

A Democratic Party bigwig
An antiwar activist
A Union official
An Islamic leader
A Harry Reid staffer
A radical Chicano separatist

Also: Gateway Pundit here in STL.

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reagan80 said:

They're about as undecided as a Politburo member contemplating whether to back Trotsky or Stalin in the 1930's.

However, I don't think CNN stated that those people were "independent voters" either, so I wouldn't break out the pitchforks and molotov cocktails to march on their Atlanta headquarters just yet.

reagan80: I don't know... it doesn't seem right to label as "undecided voters" a cast of people who all do paid work for the Democrats and their causes.

reagan80 said:

I agree.

It wasn't right that CNN didn't clarify that these people weren't merely "undecided voters", but to be more accurate, they were "undecided Democrat primary voters."

Still, CNN didn't lie. They just didn't give us every little factual detail.

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