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January 21, 2004
| Kerry Takes Lead - Or Does He?

According to The Boston Herald, Kerry has surged in front:

Sen. John F. Kerry has catapulted into a 10-point New Hampshire lead six days before the nation’s first primary, bouncing out of Iowa and over longtime frontrunner Howard Dean, according to a new Boston Herald poll.

But take a look at this Zogby poll, which has Dean leading:

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What does this prove? Nothing much except that it’s foolish to depend on polls.



Posted by Michele at January 21, 2004 09:09 PM | TrackBack
Comments

true, it would be absolutely absurd to make any predictions has to what will happen next tuesday.

Posted by: Mike Van Winkle at January 22, 2004 08:37 AM

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