The evolution of chavista rhetoric...
No, guys, I’m not trying to torture you. I just thought it would be good to make this available to the foreign readers. It’s funny to think about...
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Guest post: A Few Questions Greg Left Out
by jimmy humboldt man, you’re better at stats than i am, i certainly would never have looked up the confidence rating. that was a pretty good response, though...
Guest post: A Few Questions Greg Left Out
by jimmy humboldt man, you’re better at stats than i am, i certainly would never have looked up the confidence rating. that was a pretty good response, though...
It's the sampling, stupid!
…or…Why we can be absolutely sure Jorge Rodriguez has something to hide… …or, perhaps just… Dear Greg, I thought you did a good job in your interview with...
It's the sampling, stupid!
…or…Why we can be absolutely sure Jorge Rodriguez has something to hide… …or, perhaps just… Dear Greg, I thought you did a good job in your interview with...
Greg Wilpert talks to Jorge Rodriguez
From Venezuelanalysis.com Jorge Rodriguez is one of five principal members of the National Electoral Council (CNE). He was nominated for the post by Chavez supporters and has become...
Greg Wilpert talks to Jorge Rodriguez
From Venezuelanalysis.com Jorge Rodriguez is one of five principal members of the National Electoral Council (CNE). He was nominated for the post by Chavez supporters and has become...
Why is it so hard to reach Chavez's 30%?
or… Why those soporific speeches at the end of opposition rallies are such a bad sign… This has been an ongoing debate in the Comments section, and it’s...
Why is it so hard to reach Chavez's 30%?
or… Why those soporific speeches at the end of opposition rallies are such a bad sign… This has been an ongoing debate in the Comments section, and it’s...
Chaos and Mayhem Continued
Now Jorge Rodríguez assures us that the draft reparo regulations were just that, a draft, and that the CNE is, válgame dios, more than willing to rectify. So...
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