Notes from the collapse

Hot Air by Ed Morrissey | Nov. 5, 2008 (Opinion)

This morning, after having absorbed the substantial victory of Barack Obama, I noticed a couple of interesting items in the data. Barack Obama certainly won this race, but he won it with just a little more votes than George Bush won in his re-election bid, and the turnout models came up short.

In 2004, Bush beat John Kerry by winning 62.04 million votes. In 2008, Obama won 62.443 million, a gain of only 400,000. In 2004, Kerry garnered 59.028 ... Full Story »

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Topics: Presidential Election 2008, Obama Administration, John McCain, Bush Administration, Republican Party, Democratic Party
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 by Fabrice Florin - Nov. 5, 2008

Interesting opinion by Captain's Quarters blogger Ed Morrissey about the recent election. He offers reasonable insights about why the GOP lost this election, and argues that "the Republican Party needs clarity, purpose, and most importantly, an end to the hypocrisy of talking smaller government while porking up their districts."

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