[Archie Bunker on steroids]

I look forward to the concession speech we never received last election.

I recall several polls prior to the 2000 election that had W up. I also thought we were going to win with 340EVs. Too many similarities to make me feel confident.

I know how energized our base is this election...I'm wondering about the other side's parsites?

This is the most important election in my lifetime IMO. For the first time in my life the United Nations and Western Europe has gone from a distraction to a concern. I'm afraid that voters are looking at our disfavor among them as a reason to vote for Kerry.

They will appease the Muslim vermin like they did Hitler in the 30s...40 million+ died. I'm concerned about the Sweden refernce in OBL tape....liberals may key on it.

If we pull a Spain...our lives will change forever.

[West Coast Conservative]

The CNN/Gallup/USA Today poll wasn't great news, but it was good. Bush is ahead 2 points and most importantly he has a 51% approval rating. No president has EVER lost with an approval rating of 50% or higher in the last Gallup poll. And according the the poll:

Thirty-one percent of likely voters listed terrorism as their top issue — a result that may be favorable to the president. It was followed by the situation in Iraq at 28%, the economy at 27% and health care at 12%. Voters indicated they felt Bush would perform better on terrorism and the situation in Iraq, and Kerry would perform better on the economy.

I'm just ignoring their state polls, even thought they give Bush 270 ECV.

[Muleteam1]

Indeed. Things seem to be turning for wonderful Monday news if anyone on cable or the networks bother to report it. Tonight even the Albuquerque Journal, the largest newspaper (and liberal), endorsed George Bush!! New Mexico will go to Bush if we can get the folks in Dona Ana County from selectively finding missing ballots.

Muleteam1

[branch1]

It's also known that weekend polls tend to have more democrat contacts than Republican.