I agree... I think he won. I was driving with it on the radio and cheering like crazy (people in cars nearby must have thought I was nuts) especially the “I am not george bush” followed by Obama’s stupid response and Obama’s support of ACORN, Ayers, and high taxes-— I also thought it was great how McCain made it so Obama’s arrogance that he wouldn’t even apologize for his supporters who likend McCain-Palin to segregation
I was, like you, surprised that FOX had the test group so strongly in Obama’s favor (not so surprised by CNN’s though)
the question is though, how much of this is just to rile up McCain’s base (us) and how much of it will appeal to the undecided voter?
Anyone else noticing a lot more McCain-Palin bumper stickers and signs than Obama-Biden ones? I live in a pretty low income of Connecticut that consistently votes Democrat but I have seen far more McCain stuff than Obama, particularly in the last couple weeks—— noticed the same thing back in Taxachusetts——maybe there is still hope, if even a state as Blue as CT and MA are having such strong support for McCain
Too bad we don’t have a real media or Obama would be called out this morning on his infant born alive lies
I'm in NC. Two or three months ago, I'd have said Obama signage, stickers, etc outnumbered McCain at least 5-1. Now I'd say it's 50-50, with maybe a slight edge to McCain.
The Republicans are late coming to this party, and I wonder if the pollsters have not figured that out yet.
Usually see about 2 OB stickers and no MP stickers on my 300 mile commute through the central valley. Last Friday I saw 1 OB, 1 MP, 1 GOP and 1 Nadar.
Without a doubt, the majority of cars (& there were a LOT) responded to us with waves, honking, thumbs up and smiles...
..some of our group was brave enough to wade into the traffic (very carefully) when motorists indicated they wanted a bumper sticker....WE HAD BUMPER STICKERS :))