Life’s Lemonade

Who is the head of the Associated Press (AP)?  Or, who is the one to decide that the AP can make a valid projection of the South Carolina Republican Primary?  I find it very interesting that the Associated Press has waited twice thus far to make their primary or caucus projection winner while CNN is getting live coverage by Bash.  It almost is too suspicious that the AP decision maker is probably Republican and using CNN live coverage to make their projection winner announcement in order to create Republican enthusiasm or somesort give them a little boost.  In addition, Bash was the one who reported that there was a host of undecided voters during the New Hampshire Primary and she is often hyping up her reports and talking extensively (long-winded reports), while visiting the unknowingly state primaries winner headquarters.  Or, is it known?  Is there some sort of AP and Bash alliance?  Even with thousands of votes left to be counted as CNNs John King correctly analyzed, the AP was so bold as to make their prediction.  In addition, once the projection has been announced then the votes that were left waiting to be counted come pouring into the results.  Isn’t that peculiar and suspicious?  Could the announcement be a method to give an OK to use voting fraud behind the scenes unknowingly?  I think John King made some very valid county analysis and the AP should wait for the votes to be counted and why are some counties waiting to report their results?  What is the big wait?  Do you need the AP to give the big green light?  The CNN live coverage from the projected winners headquarters?  It sure seems like it.  How can they get away with it?  Easy, the political analysts simply fill in the blanks in between new developments and the next confusion campaign takes place.