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• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Aug 6, 2008
  • Also, the Gallup poll has had Obama, on average, 3-4% ahead of McCain since Obama sealed up the nomination--not much has changed.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Aug 6, 2008
  • Well, yes, they'd prefer a close race, that gets more ratings. But, if you notice, they don't say much bad about McCain, but they don't say much good about him either. They simply don't pay attention to him.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Aug 6, 2008
  • Chuck, do you think it's likely that both Obama and McCain will announce some tentative cabinet members? It could be useful because you could have your SecState out campaigning in one area and your SecDef out campaigning somewhere else.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Aug 6, 2008
  • Well McCain is within the margin of error in Florida (RCP average has McCain leading by 1.2%) so he better hold that baby tight because if Obama picks off Florida he's gonna be POTUS.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Aug 6, 2008
  • This. I hate it when the media lets campaign spokesmen and -women on and don't question anything they say. Nancy Pfotenhauer, a McCain spokeswoman, was running her gab to David Shuster and spewing all kids of BS about Obama and he didn't even CHALLENGE her. That's why I love Andrea Mitchell.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Aug 6, 2008
  • That's because Republicans care about nothing but winning. They lied about John Kerry's honorable military service (despite the fact Bush was a draft dodger... oh the IRONY) and that got them another four years. They'll do it again.

• Whose ad was more effective in getting its message across, John McCain's or Paris Hilton's?

  Wed Aug 6, 2008
  • John McCain is a failure of a candidate. Bob Dole 2.0

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Jul 21, 2008
  • Well, it's because McCain won't admit he was wrong about Iraq in the beginning. Because 65% of Americans believe we never should have even entered the war in the first place, McCain is not gonna say anything about how he was wrong. Just where he was right.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Jul 21, 2008
  • But it was an Obama event. He had a band there to entertain people while they were gathering. It wasn't a concert they shoved him (Obama) in the middle of and called it an Obama event. It's just that people need entertainment if they're gonna stand outside for two hours before you come out.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Mon Jul 21, 2008
  • She would never do it. She's a Democrat. That's ridiculous.