Thursday, October 02, 2008
...to those at Intrade. It looks like Obama has overtaken McCain substantially once more. Ahhh... the effects of Pa(l)in bring me joy.![[intrade+oct+1+2008.png]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi520to8KQJbXT7UylwN_RurpJc8hNDC-WyNL-TUfZUkLoecwep9y3pU3_8IBXdS9UTPHpk6jGsysYoQuCsEGhy1OX6sOHjb1oRsy0bmHeXDHek3K6N6ZrzNF0drpcZE9mgJ1As/s1600/intrade+oct+1+2008.png)
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I can never actually read your graphs. but I trust your interpretation of them:) Palin is quite amazing. Yesterday she said on ABC that she considered herself a feminist. That was awesome. I said a group of grad students should brief her on the definition of feminist before she has to answer that very tricky question again. VP debates tonight!