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Polling New York Democrats

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Wednesday, July 06, 2005

The results of a Pace University Poll conducted in cooperation with WNYC are in. They reveal high favorable numbers for Mayor Bloomberg among likely Democratic voters, but unease about the state of the city’s economy.

IOC What You Mean

Derick Hulme, Professor of International Affairs at Alma College in Michigan and author, The Political Olympics : Moscow, Afghanistan, and the 1980 U.S. Boycott (Praeger, 1990)
- on the geopolitical concerns at play in the 2012 Olympics selection
» Derick Hulme's web page

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Time and Time Again

Jay Rosen, Professor of Journalism at New York University, writes the blog, Press Think
» Press Think
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Farhad Manjoo, writer for Salon.com
» Farhad Manjoo's article
- on Time Magazine's decision to turn over sources to prosecutors

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Pacing Ourselves

Jonathan Trichter director, Pace Poll at Pace University
- on the results of the first WNYC, WCBS 2, New York Observer Pace Poll on the Democratic Primary
» Pace University

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Feedback: Balance

Dear Brian (and the producers of the Brian Lehrer Show):

I was listening to the show today (Tues, 7/05), and a couple of callers
tried to make the point that you have moved to a more conservative
point of view
on your show, one from the left, one from the right.
Those calls were sort of indicative of the times we find ourselves in,
I think. The man on the Left is feeling paranoid because of the
actions of the FCC over recent years, and the appointment of
right-wingers to head the CPB.

On the other hand, I think the guy on the Right had a
preconceived notion of the "Liberal Media that is Public Radio", when
he found your show and was pleasantly surprised. He said you gained
him as a listener. Good for you. (Maybe he'll even become a member
someday.) I guess my point is that everything, everything these days
is seen in terms of which side you fall on the political divide, and
thankfully you are one that refuses, and brings us all to a forum where
we can hear each other out. I thank you for being an increasingly lone
voice in the wilderness.

Maybe someday I'll have the nerve to even call in.
-SD

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Photo File: Jonathan Trichter


The Pace Poll's Jonathan Trichter pulls meaning from numbers

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Q & A

Q: Didn't see any info on your site re: 90 second commentaries you have been talking about. How does one send one in? Thanks. PS - love your voice!
-MC

A: This is a spontaneous slam, no submissions required. Just think up a witty 90-second rap or rant, then ...

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