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courtesy of Bruce McQuain:
Previous BS installment here.A majority of Americans do not read political blogs, the online commentaries that have proliferated in the race for the U.S. presidency, according to a poll released on Monday.22%?
Only 22 percent of people responding to the poll said they read blogs regularly, meaning several times a month or more, according to the survey conducted by Harris Interactive.
Well, let’s see, 22% of 300,000,000 is what?
66,000,000.
Yeah, ok, I’ll settle for that.
I’ll tell you who does read political blogs - most of Washington DC and the news media - to include Reuters.
Statistics are like a bikini. What they present is suggestive, but what they conceal is vital--Aaron Levenstein
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