By accident I was the first to vote in this pole, the results pop up and surprise it's 100% Obamarama with 1 vote counted, then it disappeared!

Yeah that was a huge no brainer. The answer is obviously The Dragon Lady (who is also a no brainer). Now, of course, the media would like Edwards, Obama, or any other of those Dems to be President. But they go gaga by far over Hillary Rotten Clinton more than anyone else.

I think the media will prop up Obama as the #1 contender and a legit threat to Hillary. Not that they necessarily want Obama or Hillary to win... but what they do want is a tight race that gives them something interesting to cover and hopefully grabs the interest of the American people during the campaign. If its a blowout, people will lose interest for awhile, and if that happens, the media fades in relevance faster than that photo of Marty McFly in "Back to the Future."

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"Why would the library ban a book like The Six Bunny-Wunnies Freak Out?" - Linus Van Pelt

I think it's a close race between Obama & Giuliani.

My gut feeling is that although they like reporting on the Shrew (Hil), they have a secret burning desire to see her go down in flames and the one they can feel best about as the cause of said destruction would be a clean, articulate, is-he-black-enough candidate with moslem tendencies. 

"Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war"  - Shakespeare

I expect in 2008 that a lot of newspaper endorsements for the Dragon Lady will appear in record early time (probably soon after the Democrat convention). They'll be so eager to get their endorsement editorials in. Plus, the endorsements themselves will likely be more gushy and laudatory than any endorsements in previous years.

Remember, she is the smartest woman in the world and her hubby was the first black president. The media love the Democrats. But they worship the Clintons.

Well, the AP supports Hillary.... back in Feb, 2006, when HRC's wax likeness was unveiled at Madame Tussaud's wax museum, included with the AP story was this published picture. The picture shows friends of AP holding a "Hillary 2008" sign in President George Bush's [wax] hand. Nothing like publishing your agenda right up front. 

LOL-So now we get a NOTA option just when the correct answer is so bleeping obvious.

Of course, I voted for the Hildewench. Who else is there?

When I'm president, privatization is off the table because it's not the answer to anything.-Hillary Rodham, September 3, 2007 AARP Legislative Conference.

but in their heart of hearts the media love Dennis