Daily Archives: Tuesday, November 2, 2004

Worth staying up for: It is worth it to watch James Carville sounding humble. Amazing. David Gergen is saying that young people may become cynical because they worked so hard for Kerry. Yet, earlier NBC reported that only 17% of … Continue reading →

Best map: C-SPAN.org (which apparently — from the URL — is being served up from the AP.)

Jeff Jarvis quoted on CNN: Aaron Brown just quoted Jeff Jarvis’ buzzmachine.com. I’m on an IM with several folks on the Hammock Publishing staff who are covering the election for a client of ours. I’m watching another station and one … Continue reading →

Back later: I’m going to take a couple hours to let reality catch up with punditry.

The sky is falling, no, wait: I love blogs and all, but I’ve ranted for years about how reporters should never be trusted with numbers. I’m about to decide non-technical bloggers may be even worse when it comes to interpreting … Continue reading →

Doc votes and predicts: Quote from Doc Searls: “I’m voting Kerry, but betting Bush, for what it’s worth.” Gee. I’ve heard that more than once today.

Don’t be stupid: Drudge posts a headline, not a story, but a headline, that says Kerry insiders are comforted by early exit polls and the stock market drops 70 points. Geez. What idiots.

Tomorrow is another day: Yesterday, in our company’s regular Monday-morning meeting, I reiterated to everyone my desire for them not to feel uncomfortable for supporting a candidate other than the one I vote for — I fear I may be … Continue reading →