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Earth to media: America went Democratic

35-0 is not a bi-partisan result...
December 6, 2006  |  
 
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I keep reading in the mainstream press about how the 2006 election was about the American electorate wanting more bipartisanship. Really? Based on what?

I haven't seen any exit polls from the elections that showed that anyone voted based on bipartisanship or centrism. I have seen many polls that said they voted based on corruption, Iraq and change.

But the real proof is in the numbers...

Cenk Uygur is co-host of The Young Turks, the new morning show for Air America Radio, 6-9AM ET.

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