Debate Poll with a twist v.2.0

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Thursday January 31, 2008 · 7:43 PM PST

2008/01/31 · 19:43

Earlier someone (honestly forgot who; sorry!) posted a poll that not only asked who won, but who you supported going into the debate. Unfortunately the diarist accidentally goofed and had two options for undecideds who thought Obama won and no options for undecideds who thought Clinton won. Subsequently there were calls that the diary be deleted, and then it was.

I decided to repost a corrected version of the poll because I think it was a good idea, and I hope many people will participate because I think it's an interesting question. I also added an option for those who think it was a draw.

Poll

278 votes Show Results

Who won the debate tonight? And who do you support?

278 votes Vote Now!

Who won the debate tonight? And who do you support?

I support Obama and think he won.

139 votes

I support Clinton and think she won

12 votes

I support Obama and think Clinton won

17 votes

I support Clinton and think Obama won

10 votes

I am undecided and think Obama won

17 votes

I am undecided and think Clinton won

6 votes

I support Obama and think it was a draw.

52 votes

I support Clinton and think it was a draw.

7 votes

I am undecided and think it was a draw.

18 votes

Help a college dems group start a new blog

Bundy

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Wednesday March 07, 2007 · 4:53 PM PST

2007/03/07 · 16:53

I've been trying to get a blog going for our college dems group, and the barebones beginnings are here. But I've found that blogger.com is UNBEARABLY slow. I realized there must be better options out there, so I've decided to appeal to the expertise of you all.

Help me get started. What are the best blog hosting sites? I'm looking for one that's free, fast, and simple.

PS: I realize this may not count as a substantive diary, but I hope you'll cut me some slack. I haven't posted a diary in over two years, and I know that a diary garners a lot more attention than a comment buried in an open thread somewhere.

How liberal is Barack Obama?

Bundy

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Saturday July 31, 2004 · 7:00 PM PDT

2004/07/31 · 19:00

STAR POWER, RISING STAR, DEMOCRATIC SUPERSTAR

It's funny how the press repeats itself. The word "Star" somehow works into every article written about Obama. His skills are impressive, and I loved his speech at the convention, but I'm still not sure where he stands on the spectrum.

Judging by his enthusiastic support from people here at Kos, I'm guessing he's further left than most Democrats in the senate. And some kossacks have compared him to Russ Feingold.

Is this an accurate comparason? How liberal is Obama?

"The Different Lefts"

Bundy

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Sunday July 25, 2004 · 9:29 PM PDT

2004/07/25 · 21:29

I've been thinking a lot about ideology recently, specifically about what exactly it means to be a liberal/progressive/leftist. We're often accused of being for "Big Government" because of the social programs and government regulations that we've put in place.

But for me, being a liberal has always been about freedom. After all, "Liberal" and "Liberty" come from the same latin root: "liber" meaning choice. And throughout history we liberals have fought to protect and expand individual rights. It was the left that insisted that we include a bill of rights in the constitution, it was the left that led the abolition movement, the workers' rights movement, the women's suffrage movement, the civil rights movement, and most recently the gay rights movement. It was defined for me early on in a textbook somewhere that a liberal ideology was one that believed in "indiviual freedom and economic equality." This is a pretty good summary, but it's more complicated than that. Read More

Kucinich endorsed Kerry

Bundy

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Thursday July 22, 2004 · 9:49 PM PDT

2004/07/22 · 21:49

Dennis Kucinich endorsed Kerry today (and missed an important vote to do so, I might add) and yet, I can't find a single mention of it on John Kerry's website. Not on the homepage, not under news, not in the blog, not anywhere. Shouldn't Kerry be parading this news in front of Nader supporters? Or is he still scared of being called the L word?

What should I name my car?

Bundy

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Tuesday April 06, 2004 · 8:44 PM PDT

2004/04/06 · 20:44

Ready to take a break from politics? Then why don't you click the 'there's more' button and help me make this earth-shifting, life-changing decision. Read More

Senate Passes Budget

Bundy

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Friday March 12, 2004 · 8:20 PM PST

2004/03/12 · 20:20

The Senate passed a $2.36 trillion budget resolution today by a vote of 51-45.

I suppose it's good that the tax cuts are smaller this time, but the resolution is still filled with plenty of Bushit. Read More

Segregation now, segregation forever!

Bundy

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Thursday March 04, 2004 · 12:34 PM PST

2004/03/04 · 12:34

Bush Administration proposes Same-sex schools

Is there no end to this administration's accelerating retro-grade motion? Read More

Bush:Hitler as Clinton:Stalin?

Bundy

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Wednesday March 03, 2004 · 1:48 AM PST

2004/03/03 · 01:48

Bundy

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Wednesday February 25, 2004 · 12:39 AM PST

2004/02/25 · 00:39

Those of us who are on the DNC's mailing list got an email from Bill Clinton today telling us we need to show our loyalty to the party to by countering the RNC's attacks with donations to the DNC. Read More

Link Sharing Thread

Bundy

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Wednesday February 18, 2004 · 5:30 PM PST

2004/02/18 · 17:30

Here at dailykos, it's common practice to cite your sources with links. There are so many great political websites out there it's hard to keep track of them all. So I was thinking, why not have a whole thread devoted to sharing websites that we find particularly useful?

Below are some of my favorite sources Read More

Jefferson vs Adams (w/poll)

Bundy

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Monday February 16, 2004 · 7:12 PM PST

2004/02/16 · 19:12

In this day and age, voting is relatively easy. It's pretty obvious which candidate of the major parties is the better choice.

This wasn't always the case.

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