How the media changed the narrative of the NY-20 race,

[FrenchieCat]

from one about the ability of Bling-Bling Steele's organization skills

Republican insiders tell Political Wire that a no confidence vote on RNC Chairman Michael Steele is likely to be called after the NY-20 special election on March 31 -- regardless of whether Republicans win the seat or not.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/03/10/michael-steele-may-face-n_n_173736.html


to one about President Obama's economic policies (2 months into turning the liner). :eyes:

But what usually would be a local contest with little national interest has turned in part into an early referendum on President Obama, his polices to jump-start the economy and the reputations of the Democratic and Republican parties.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/03/31/ny.20/


Presto Chango!



Great Job Corporate Media....whose mama must have been made out of glass! :shrug:

[monmouth]

1. If it wasn't for DU or the BBC I'd be clueless as to the news. I forgot Keith...n/t

[FrenchieCat]

2. Too few places to go for real news......

that's for sure!

[jefferson_dem]

3. Just saw a Twitter that read:

"Got a look at NY-20 numbers I trust. GOP upset possible. Don't bet the farm, but..."

Isn't that cool? NY-20 is 41% R, 27% D, 32% I but it would be "an upset" if the R wins.