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In response to "Candidate aside, who announces anything politically newsworthy on a *Saturday* -- nm" by ty97

Those who want the message to spread to the pulpit on Sunday? -- nm

Posted by Qale (aka Qale) Jan 3 '15, 19:21

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There are nearly 100 Sundays until election day. This Sunday doesn't matter. -- nm - ty97 Jan 3, 19:23 13
- Sunday morning political shows. -- nm - Dano Jan 3, 19:36
- Iowa caucuses are one year from Monday. - ReluctantCynic Jan 3, 19:33 5
  - A year is an eternity though, right? - ty97 Jan 3, 19:35 4
    - In electoral politics, yes. But in political announcements, no. - ReluctantCynic Jan 3, 19:37 3
      - I just don't see that little bit of advance buzz being relevant in the long run. - ty97 Jan 3, 19:40 2
        
        The goal was to capture as much attention money and resources before anybody else - Will Hunting Jan 3, 19:53 1
        
        This. -- nm - ReluctantCynic Jan 3, 20:20
- It is the first Sunday of 2015. -- nm - Qale Jan 3, 19:24 5
  - That doesn't matter for November 2016. -- nm - ty97 Jan 3, 19:26 4
    - There was part of the message that mentioned detaching himself from Fox news. Maybe they pressured him? -- nm - Qale Jan 3, 19:29 1
      - Commentators/broadcasters generally need to stop relationships with 'news' channels. - ty97 Jan 3, 19:31
    - (not specific to Huck, I wonder if there are stats about how people who announce *this early* fare) - ty97 Jan 3, 19:27 1
      - you can literally see the target on Hilary -- nm - zeitgeist Jan 3, 19:34

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