Let's play count the letters with two prominent American politicians. In one corner, we have former US Senator from the Delaware delegation and now Vice President, Joe Biden giving the audience a lesson on how many letters the word "jobs" contains:
In the other corner, we have former Democrat House member of the Illinois delegation, former Chief of Staff for the Obama Administration and current candidate for Mayor of Chicago, who has a thing about wanting tampons removed before people address him. The topic is the number of letters in the word "jobs":
Conclusion: Democrat Jews count better than Democrat Gentiles.
Christina Filiggi of WLS-AM 890, in her Sailor Suit
"Nearly 72 percent of respondents say Emanuel's name should be a choice on the Feb. 22 mayoral ballot while 23 percent say it should not.
Assuming Emanuel's name does appear on the ballot, the poll found Emanuel favored by 52 percent of respondents, an increase of nearly 8 points since the December 20 poll. His closest rival, former school board president Gery Chico, garnered 14.4 percent while former Senator Carol Moseley-Braun received 11 percent. Emanuel's lead of 37.5 points is well outside the poll's margin of error of 2.05 points. About 16 percent of voters were uncertain who they would vote for, nearly unchanged since December."
