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CNN's edit job spins survey Clinton's way
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 Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 3:00 am Post subject: CNN's edit job spins survey Clinton's way |
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 CNN's edit job spins survey Clinton's way
Hillary Rodham Clinton is either seeing rivals eat away at her lead, or remains the "person to beat" in the race for the presidency - depending on whether you read Monday's afternoon or evening story on CNN's Web site. Both statements are true, according to a new CNN poll - but each carries a starkly different emphasis, and the final version happens to offer a more favorable spam for Clinton.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is either seeing rivals eat away at her lead, or remains the "person to beat" in the race for the presidency - depending on whether you read Monday's afternoon or evening story on CNN's Web site. Both statements are true, according to a new CNN poll - but each carries a starkly different emphasis, and the final version happens to offer a more favorable spam for Clinton. On Monday afternoon, CNN reported on a sharp 11-point drop in Clinton's lead over rival Barack Obama, under the headline, "Clinton's poll support slips after week of attacks." The lead of the story notes that Clinton's "lead has shrunk from a month ago" after she came under "pointed attacks from rivals" in last week's presidential debate. The development signals that Clinton's rivals may have started to slice through what was once a 30-point lead. But by that evening, a story on the poll was headlined, "A year from Election Day, Clinton remains person to beat." The later version says Clinton "continues to dominate the race for the Democratic nomination," and doesn't mention the dramatic 36 percent drop in her lead until the fifth paragraph. There, the story states that the attacks "may be working" because the poll "suggests that Clinton's support has slipped from its height of one month ago."
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