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An emotional moment on ABC News, as Georgie Congressman and Civil Rights leader John Lewis told Charlie Gibson that today's election was "a nonviolent revolution" and an "unbelievable, and unreal transformation of American politics."
This is electoral politics catching up with reality. There is no need for any revolutions - Barack's election proves the country was ready to elect Barack.
Asked about his emotions if there's an Obama victory, Lewis continued.
"Well, I tell you, I cried a little today when I cast my vote, and I've been crying for the past few days. I don't know if I have any tears left.... I think I'm going to shed some more tears before the night is over."
I understand the emotion. But it is emotion rooted in the past, isn't it?
Why did Charlie Gibson kick off the national news last night with a story that included this phrase when you can see in the next post down that the most credible polls, the daily trackers, show the race to be down in the 2 to 5 point range?
"And while Barack Obama continues to hold double digit leads in most national polls..."
This blatant media deception pisses me off. On the Real Clear Politics collection of polls, the older 6 show Barack leading by an average of 8.33. The 7 current ones (dated yesterday) show an Obama lead of 5.14. Why the lies?
