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The daily polls are yesterday's news. With all the wild fluctuations and wilder soundbites (patriotic to pay more tax), these polls are worthless.
Pay attention, class. Here’s where we move from the manic phase (”McCain in a landslide! Woohoo!!”) to the depressive phase (excessive handwringing and agonized wails) of political bipolar disorder (PBD).
Gallop,= Obama fluff Poll.
Why is “Oh” in the headline? I thought this was an Ohio poll when I first opened it.
The Bradley Effect has not been figured in. LOL!!!
The ATTACK MACHINE has been slinging mud daily at Gov. Palin, as they clearly understand,,,,
that if you sling ENOUGH MUD,,,
some of that mud WILL stick,,,
and the mud that DOES stick,,,
is very, very, VERY hard to remove!!
Expect the democratic ATTACK MACHINE (with the willing assistance of the MSM) to increase its personal attacks even more (Chicago-style with the ruthless Hussein) as the election nears.
McCain and Palin are quite a pair doing a townhall meeting and challenging Obama to come on down and join them. I watched last night’s Grand Rapids meeting on video and they really work well together. John, of course, has been doing this for years and last night was the first one for Sarah. Talk about a quick study and oh so comfortable with the format.
But, as said above, we’re fighting both the media and Obama’s lying ads and thugs (ACORN). One thing that will help is Democrats (Lynn Rothschild and other PUMA’s) and Trump coming over to McCain. If this hopeful trend continues, McCain may carry the eastern battleground states.
Polls are a snapshot in time.
On Nov. 4th, people will have to walk into a booth and pick one of two men. It becomes a gut check. Does anybody really think that a majority of Americans will vote for Barak Obama?
Not likely. Just make sure that you vote and encourage other Republicans and America loving people to turn out and McCain will win.
Palin breathed life into McCain's campaign by getting conservatives excited. Statistically, the candidates are now running neck and neck. As Dick Morris said, the debates will likely be the deciding factor.
This is among Registered Voters. Polls from registered voters are meaningless. The more accurate polls are among Likely Voters.
I don’t think 4% is “statistically significant”, if you look at the MOE.