Posted on 10/30/2004 11:02:17 AM PDT by FairOpinion
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I'm fine, just looking at the confidence Bush and Cheney have on the campaign trail is enough for me. Saw Cheney on C-Span in Zanesville, Ohio, and there is a confident person.
BTW, where is silky pony Edwards? Looks like they put him in a mirrored stable so he can adore himself.
"Can somebody explain to me, 4 days before the election, how any "likely" voter can be undecided?"
They are "likely" to make up their mind after entering the voting booth, exactly the sort of people you want determining the future of this country. Maybe we should just flip a coin.
We need to pray and pray SO HARD that these undecided voters will vote for Bush. To make a statement against the Muslims, I have been praying toward Washington three times per day all of this month. And I try to pray at least 7 or 8 other short prayers during the day also. I have faith that the Lord WILL guide our country to re-elect George W. Bush, but we cannot let our praying slide at all over the next few days!!!
It should come out any minute. According to ABC, Bush was strong the last four days, the first of which rolls off today's sample. So I would expect the overall numbers to stay about the same, depending on whether Kerry's sample yesterday was as good or better than the Bush sample that is rolling off.
Also, keep in mind that this poll uses the 2000 election numbers to weight by party (D39, R35, I26), as if the millions of dollars that the GOP has since invested in GOTV efforts, not to mention four years of incumbency, won't result in any improvement over the poor turnout they had four years ago.
Exactly. All the Bush people are at football games on Fridays. All the liberals are at home smoking dope.
I think that's a combination of statistical noise and Republicans having a Friday night social life. Remember, the weekend begins Friday at 5pm (or earlier! ;-).
Even so, the TIPP poll has Bush gaining, Friday night.
Bush holds a 15-20% advantage on the issue of terrorism. Bin Ladin did not erase this. He points people to it.
Look at the expressions on Bush and especially Cheney's faces on C-SPAN, in today's rallies. They know the trend is their friend.
But, let's get/keep involved through Tuesday. If you're antsy, call your local GOP office and volunteer!
If you want to do a little reading, check out the NYT and Illinois Leader columns in renewamerica.us today, even if I do say so, myself. --pardon the typos, we were hurried.
Kerry's revilements and strategic confusion casting is being met with equal measures of debunking.
Just vote. And trust the lawyers. That's what they're there for. ;-)
Actually, yes, you do. It is called "madate". Just look at what happened in 2000. The libs have been whining about W not having a mandate ever since that election.
Without a BIG victory, we will be within the "margin of litigation", and this thing will be in court forever.
So yes, we do need as big a margin as possible this time around to prove that W has a mandate from the people.
yesterday's apparently
Why so many independents???
I was suprised myself. But given the pdf numbers and some
mathematical manipulation, those are the numbers I arrived at.
Get out and vote, Republican of course.
They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Well, I don't know about getting any stronger, but this is definitely killing me. How is it that today the polls are showing Bush declining in his chances of taking the presidency on Tuesday? This is boggling my mind. I mean, this is Fox for goodness sakes. Any insights out there?
433 Independents ???????? Give me a break. This poll is so screwed up.
I suspect we will see all the pollsters trying to get the polls in line...they don't want to be the won who totally blows it.
won = one...
How so? In 2000 39% of voters identified as Democrat and 35% as Republican. That leaves 36% who identified as independent, which is close to exactly what 433/1200 equals.
367 rep + 400 dem + 433 ind Over sampled DEMS and IND.
26% independents not 36%.
"Bush won't lose"??
Look,its fine to be optimistic and,sorry to bust your bubble,but, yes, he CAN lose!
Why?Part of its the obvious pro-Kerry media bias but the sad fact is that way too many Americans actually WANT to be dependent on government largesse and really don't have the heart to endure a sustaining WOT.
I think the one thing that consoles me about a Kerry victory is that not only will the GOP hold the Senate and House but look for huge gains in 2006 when Kerry's misbegotten policies have their dire effects!
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