Druidx
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Originally posted by: Druidx
Mason Dixon now shows Obama +1
http://www.realclearpolitics.c...cain_vs_obama-418.html
Originally posted by: mshan
Bill Clinton is scheduled to meet with Obama in NYC on 9/11.
Seems like a brilliant tactic by both Obama and Clinton, because:
- it will overshadow the bipartisan visit of McLame and Obama to ground zero
- Bill Clinton now has the opportunity to ride in and appear to "save" the Democratic Party, restoring the luster to his reputation that he lost during the Democratic Primaries
When the dust clears from all of these convention bounces, I wouldn't be surprised to see Obama consistently back up by at least one new additional point nationally (say 3%, vs prior 2% baseline) because simply because he will bring a lot of fickle Hillary supporters back to the party base.
Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: mshan
Bill Clinton is scheduled to meet with Obama in NYC on 9/11.
Seems like a brilliant tactic by both Obama and Clinton, because:
- it will overshadow the bipartisan visit of McLame and Obama to ground zero
- Bill Clinton now has the opportunity to ride in and appear to "save" the Democratic Party, restoring the luster to his reputation that he lost during the Democratic Primaries
When the dust clears from all of these convention bounces, I wouldn't be surprised to see Obama consistently back up by at least one new additional point nationally (say 3%, vs prior 2% baseline) because simply because he will bring a lot of fickle Hillary supporters back to the party base.
You think Bill Clinton overshadowing Obama is a good tactic? Little wonder the democrats have seen their double digit lead dissolve.
Originally posted by: Stoneburner
Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: mshan
Bill Clinton is scheduled to meet with Obama in NYC on 9/11.
Seems like a brilliant tactic by both Obama and Clinton, because:
- it will overshadow the bipartisan visit of McLame and Obama to ground zero
- Bill Clinton now has the opportunity to ride in and appear to "save" the Democratic Party, restoring the luster to his reputation that he lost during the Democratic Primaries
When the dust clears from all of these convention bounces, I wouldn't be surprised to see Obama consistently back up by at least one new additional point nationally (say 3%, vs prior 2% baseline) because simply because he will bring a lot of fickle Hillary supporters back to the party base.
You think Bill Clinton overshadowing Obama is a good tactic? Little wonder the democrats have seen their double digit lead dissolve.
What double digit lead and Palin is overshadowing McCain.
At this point and time Palin as the VP pick is definitely helping McCain as he by himself doesn't give many people reason to be enthused about his campaign. Without her he's dead.Originally posted by: winnar111
Michigan back to a tie.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs...080908/NEWS15/80908052
Public Policy Polling of Raleigh North Carolina polled 1,147 likely Michigan voters over the weekend and found Obama holds a 47-46 edge over Republican nominee John McCain ? well within the margin of error of three percentage points.
Is it a bounce from the convention or McCain?s surprising pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate? From the data, it appears that the Palin pick is clearly helping McCain in the race against Obama in Michigan ? a state the Republican hopes to pick up in order to beat the Democrat.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
At this point and time Palin as the VP pick is definitely helping McCain as he by himself doesn't give many people reason to be enthused about his campaign. Without her he's dead.Originally posted by: winnar111
Michigan back to a tie.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs...080908/NEWS15/80908052
Public Policy Polling of Raleigh North Carolina polled 1,147 likely Michigan voters over the weekend and found Obama holds a 47-46 edge over Republican nominee John McCain ? well within the margin of error of three percentage points.
Is it a bounce from the convention or McCain?s surprising pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate? From the data, it appears that the Palin pick is clearly helping McCain in the race against Obama in Michigan ? a state the Republican hopes to pick up in order to beat the Democrat.
From the Midwest. Let's see if/when the sheen comes off of Palin whether she'll still be able to carry that old goat.Originally posted by: winnar111
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
At this point and time Palin as the VP pick is definitely helping McCain as he by himself doesn't give many people reason to be enthused about his campaign. Without her he's dead.Originally posted by: winnar111
Michigan back to a tie.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs...080908/NEWS15/80908052
Public Policy Polling of Raleigh North Carolina polled 1,147 likely Michigan voters over the weekend and found Obama holds a 47-46 edge over Republican nominee John McCain ? well within the margin of error of three percentage points.
Is it a bounce from the convention or McCain?s surprising pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate? From the data, it appears that the Palin pick is clearly helping McCain in the race against Obama in Michigan ? a state the Republican hopes to pick up in order to beat the Democrat.
Absolutely. It's also helping that Obama is another lockstep northeastern liberal.
Originally posted by: ntdz
http://zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1548
If the Democrats manage to lose this election it will quite possibly be the biggest failure of any election ever. Palin looks more and more like she was the perfect choice for VP...
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
From the Midwest. Let's see if/when the sheen comes off of Palin whether she'll still be able to carry that old goat.Originally posted by: winnar111
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
At this point and time Palin as the VP pick is definitely helping McCain as he by himself doesn't give many people reason to be enthused about his campaign. Without her he's dead.Originally posted by: winnar111
Michigan back to a tie.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs...080908/NEWS15/80908052
Public Policy Polling of Raleigh North Carolina polled 1,147 likely Michigan voters over the weekend and found Obama holds a 47-46 edge over Republican nominee John McCain ? well within the margin of error of three percentage points.
Is it a bounce from the convention or McCain?s surprising pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate? From the data, it appears that the Palin pick is clearly helping McCain in the race against Obama in Michigan ? a state the Republican hopes to pick up in order to beat the Democrat.
Absolutely. It's also helping that Obama is another lockstep northeastern liberal.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
From the Midwest. Let's see if/when the sheen comes off of Palin whether she'll still be able to carry that old goat.Originally posted by: winnar111
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
At this point and time Palin as the VP pick is definitely helping McCain as he by himself doesn't give many people reason to be enthused about his campaign. Without her he's dead.Originally posted by: winnar111
Michigan back to a tie.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs...080908/NEWS15/80908052
Public Policy Polling of Raleigh North Carolina polled 1,147 likely Michigan voters over the weekend and found Obama holds a 47-46 edge over Republican nominee John McCain ? well within the margin of error of three percentage points.
Is it a bounce from the convention or McCain?s surprising pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate? From the data, it appears that the Palin pick is clearly helping McCain in the race against Obama in Michigan ? a state the Republican hopes to pick up in order to beat the Democrat.
Absolutely. It's also helping that Obama is another lockstep northeastern liberal.
Originally posted by: chuckywang
LOL, you really think the American people will vote in 4 years of McBush? That's worked well the last 8 years.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: chuckywang
LOL, you really think the American people will vote in 4 years of McBush? That's worked well the last 8 years.
Never over estimate the intelligence of the American Voter, they did elect Bush for a second term after all.
Originally posted by: winnar111
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
From the Midwest. Let's see if/when the sheen comes off of Palin whether she'll still be able to carry that old goat.Originally posted by: winnar111
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
At this point and time Palin as the VP pick is definitely helping McCain as he by himself doesn't give many people reason to be enthused about his campaign. Without her he's dead.Originally posted by: winnar111
Michigan back to a tie.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs...080908/NEWS15/80908052
Public Policy Polling of Raleigh North Carolina polled 1,147 likely Michigan voters over the weekend and found Obama holds a 47-46 edge over Republican nominee John McCain ? well within the margin of error of three percentage points.
Is it a bounce from the convention or McCain?s surprising pick of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate? From the data, it appears that the Palin pick is clearly helping McCain in the race against Obama in Michigan ? a state the Republican hopes to pick up in order to beat the Democrat.
Absolutely. It's also helping that Obama is another lockstep northeastern liberal.
He might have moved to Chicago at 1 point, but he got his education in Massachusetts, took his values from Massachusetts, and votes identically to the Senators from Massachusetts.
You're right, we will see.
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: chuckywang
LOL, you really think the American people will vote in 4 years of McBush? That's worked well the last 8 years.
Never over estimate the intelligence of the American Voter, they did elect Bush for a second term after all.
true.
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: chuckywang
LOL, you really think the American people will vote in 4 years of McBush? That's worked well the last 8 years.
Never over estimate the intelligence of the American Voter, they did elect Bush for a second term after all.
true.
We will get who we deserve....
Originally posted by: Stoneburner
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: chuckywang
LOL, you really think the American people will vote in 4 years of McBush? That's worked well the last 8 years.
Never over estimate the intelligence of the American Voter, they did elect Bush for a second term after all.
true.
We will get who we deserve....
Lyndon Larouche?