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Obama more popular among Jews than Lieberman Obama more popular among Jews than Lieberman So we can look forward to seeing those media narratives that Obama is in trouble with Jewish voters while Joe Lieberman is their voice in the Senate repudiated, right? Among the most high-profile Jews in Congress, Lieberman is viewed far more unfavorably than the presumptive Democratic nominee, acco... Read the full post from Daily Kos Tags: Barack Obama, Joe Lieberman via Blogdigger blog search for surveys. IMF Follies Don't Impress Chinese IMF Follies Don't Impress Chinese July 22, 2008 Elaine Meinel Supkis The IMF and China have been sparring openly for about a year. As the entire G7 banking system goes under the blood red waves of excessive debt, the IMF refuses to humble itself and admit the financial leaders in the world are all really sex-starved gnomes who have ... Read the full post from Money Matters via Blogdigger blog search for surveys. Affiliate Managers Speak Out on Their Needs Affiliate Managers Speak Out on Their Needs Ok.. I admit to it after Haiko dePoel rightly called me out. I’m asking loaded questions to affiliate managers… yet in doing so I don’t pretend to know what this industry needs or doesn’t need. I want to hear it from you all — and just over a hundred of you answered. Th... Read the full post from ReveNews Tags: Online marketing, eCommerce, Survey, Online advertising, Affiliate marketing, Digital Marketing, Web Research, Salary Survey, Web study, Web Advertising, affiliate program, digital advertising, Sounding off, selling online, Customer Acquisition, Affiliate Manager, associate program, web sales via Blogdigger blog search for surveys. Between John McCain's adoption of Obama's Afghanistan policy and now Iraq's endorsement of Obama's Iraq policy, there's a subtext that underpins Obama's entire trip to the Middle East: Obama was right, John McCain was wrong. You know the Obama was right meme is beginning to penetrate when the press ... via Blogdigger blog search for surveys. So the media blasted the Hillary campaign when reports surfaced that it spent $1,200 in a single month at Dunkin' Donuts. That's a lot of coffee for the campaign, or a lot of doughnuts for Bill Clinton. At the time, Gerard Baker wrote a brilliant article about what coffee preferences revealed about ... Read the full post from Weekly Standard Blog Tags: 2008 | ||
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