Posted on 10/21/2004 10:22:37 AM PDT by GAGOPSWEEPTOVICTORY
Nathanael posted a link to another website, where a poster claimed to have some of the Mason-Dixon Gore-state polls that are coming out later. Paleocon has chimed in stating that those numbers are correct, and gave the results for the other states that the other sites post did not have.
Call it a hunch, but something tells me that these are, in fact, the numbers. Lets see if my radar is good here, and that instead of these posters just making things up they actually have a scoop.
The results: PA: K46-B45 OR: K46-B45 WI: K45-B45 IA: B49-K43 NM: B49-K44 MI: K47-B46 MN: B47-K45
I want a landslide to destroy any notion we are a divided country because of G.W.
I want a landslide to effectively tell the world to "Shove it".
I want a landslide to the tell the terrorists, "You're rat holes are numbered".
I want a landslide to repay every vile and despicable act committed by the Left against Americans and their values.
I want a Landslide to destroy any attempts by Kerry to lead a coup against our nations.
I want a landslide for a conservative mandate.
And, I pray, a landslide that might finally get through the thick headed skulls of the Left so they'll return to a party that gave a damn about our country.
"hey, I'd rather drive the MSM nuts by having an
8 point + Bush victory that is also an electoral college BLOWOUT ... sweeping the board of all the 'battlegrounds'
and taking New Jersey besides. "
How shall we do this?
Drive em nuts through depression with a blowout?
Or drive em nuts through sheer frustration at being "close"?
Let's take a poll.
If Kerry is having to buy more ads for WI, then it means he is in trouble there.
If Kerry is having to don hunting duds in Ohio or PA (or wherever he is), that means he's in trouble.
If Tarayza is insulting a sitting, lovely, and adored First Lady, then that means he's in super duper trouble.
Dontcha just love trends???
Too close for comfort.
Wow......Wisconsin is tied.
NOT GOOD!
Wisconsin is much closer than previous polling. Not good.
Then again, Michigan is nice.
That's good.
"What is orange in September, carved up in October, and cooked in November?
John Kerry"
And huge margin of error.
The fact that land of Mondale, McGovern and Humphrey is "in play" should be a major indicator all by itself.
Sheeeeesh
Nope, I saw it somewhere on FR a week ago.
AP poll LoL! There must be 20 different polls recently that show Kerry behind.
I would like to hear at least a few Democrats voicing the hope that the bitterness, divisiveness, and litigation of 2000 can be avoided. But I don't hear them. The 'rats seem to be in full "bring it on" mode. They're practically relishing the prospect of litigating a dozen Floridas.
Wisconsin wavered during the debate period, but it seems to be returning to its previous red color. So is Iowa. For that matter, everyone is focused on Ohio, but Kerry has a few Ohios of his own, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Oregon, New Mexico, and Minnesota.
The magic number for Bush is three points. If he has a national lead of three points or more on election day, he won't have to worry about the Electoral College. If it is four points or more, he will win all or most of the states I just mentioned. If it is five points or more, he'll suddently become very competitive in places like Washington. Six points or more, and every state on the map will be in play.
"Wisconsin is much closer than previous polling. Not good. "
Gallup was out yesterday with numbers on WI. Bush was up by 5 0r 6. WI is with us this time! Several Wisconsonites said we can color WI red with a permanent marker!
That is hugh! Do you know that if Pres. Bush holds all the 2000 states except OH he would still win by picking off one EV from Maine? Or by picking of NM? WI is hugh, I tell you.
Mitchell called the margin in 2000 correctly, and also was "closest" in 2002(Granholm by 8 - was 4).
For the record, Gallup came out today with a BIGGER lead in Wisconsin.
Good news that contradicts the Mason Dixon one.
Mason Dixon is the best state poll in the business. The 5% Bush lead in NM is interesting. If Bush can win Iowa and NM, he can win without Ohio or Wisconsin if he holds NH, and if he loses NH, he needs one other state some place to win.
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