[mk2000]

they must be gnashing thier teeth over this one.

[AmericanMade1776]

23 Days...and President George W. Bush will be re-elected and John Kerry can go back to neglecting his job in the Senate, and Windsurf and Snow Ski...all the live long day...Ain't it grand!

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

.... If Kerry picks up Ohio and Florida, he would lead Bush in the Electoral College, 285 to 253.

What makes them think that FL is even still on the map?

This is hillarious...

[johannes89a]

Bush maintains the lead because of the new strategy -- it's working!

Thank God.

If they keep up on the "Kerry is too liberal for America" tack, they'll be able to shut down the dems' criticisms on Iraq, the economy, war on terror, etc.

The irony is the dems said the domestic issues were Kerry's strong suit, but I think the opposite. With the Iraq no-WMD/no-AQ connections, Halliburton and the "dropped the ball on terrorists" angles, Kerry was starting to look strong. Now, we swing attention away from these problems and toward the hot-button issues -- abortion, stem cell, gay marriage -- and VOILA! Bush wins again.

Another master stroke from KR.

It'll be tight, but our boy has this one locked up, in my mind.

[buzzsaw6]

The rest of the article is CNN goobledegook and wishful thinking.

[Mike Bates]

Michael M. Bates: My Side of the Swamp

[gitmo]

If the election were held today, Bush likely would win 301 electoral votes to Kerry's 237, according to a new CNN survey based on state polling as well as interviews with campaign aides and independent analysts. A candidate wins the election with at least 270 electoral votes, regardless of the popular vote. ...

If CNN confesses this, it must be a landslide for Bush.

[rushmom]

With a four to five point lead in the national polls for President Bush now, this story is old, dated, inoperative news.

[RoseofTexas]

Continual prayer for God's intervention against the millions of fraudulent votes the RATS have already lined up!

[Sabatier]

Good news as long as voters for Bush don't get complacent on election day and decide he's already won so they don't have to go vote. No matter what the polls say you have to go vote on election day.

[djpg]

The massive voter registrations in Ohio and Florida throw a monkey wrench into all of this. All of those people are probably Kerry voters rounded up by groups like Moveon.org. Since they were not registered voters and would not be counted as likely voters, they may not be showing up on any poll. Many of the new voters are probably people that were scared into voting against Bush by the false draft story.

[dennisw]

Flush the two Johns.

[DingoLingo]

CNN's quick poll says Bush won 2nd debate:

Bush 55 %

Kerry 43 %

[edwin hubble]

I see CNN has not only Ohio but New Mexico, New Hampshire and Iowa for Bush.

[KsSunflower]

Does anyone know anything about the TIA poll on geocities http://www.geocities.com/electionmodel/

or this one http://www.electoral-vote.com/ ??

The DUmmies are chilling the champagne based on these two predictions.

[bootyist-monk]