Posted on 09/06/2006 7:43:50 PM PDT by dangus
Murtha did a poll, we don't know the results; however, his actions subsequent to this supposed poll, which reflect a shift from going to national to focusing more on home, suggest it's not going his way.
No official polls released to date as per the Irey campaign.
Wow! That's nine seats we have a possibility of losing right there. Not good.
Everybody loves Babs Bush. There's a few other Congressional Districts she needs to hit before election day. How about sending her to Pennsylvania 12 to campaign for Diana Irey?
Ms. Rainville's statement that she didn't need the Prez to come campaign for her because "we're doing well as we are" sounds to me like: "Hey, GW, don't show up here."
Any word on Sue Kelly in NY?
And Schwartznegger, Jeb, GW all lost according to the "experts"!! Polls Schmolls!
Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters
I don't think losing a couple seats is out of the question but i'd be shocked to lose one or both branches. I don't see it in the cards and your polling data adds to my confidence.
"Thw wide Dum lead represents nationwide polling on whether you'd vote for a Deum orRep., but the voting is local. "
Good points. In general people are fed up with congress and the way things work in Washington. So if you ask them a generic question about if we need a leadership change they will usually say yes. The numbers change a lot when you put specific names to the question and do it district by district because Americans generally seem to think their own congress-critter is one of the (few) good ones.
This is great stuff! It supports my take posted Monday, that we will NOT lose seats BUT pick up 2 to 5 seats.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1695178/posts
RAT internal polls or not. We have to put our "petals to the metals". This is how elections are won.
Another examples would be Richard Burr, Saxby Chambliss, and Lisa M of AK. These Senators were behind in their Senate races during the Labor Day weekend. Yet they won through hard work. This year is no different.
Point taken. Put John Thune and Norm Coleman in that category also. But in terms of House races they tend to break one way in October.
Point taken. Put John Thune and Norm Coleman in that category also. But in terms of House races they tend to break one way in October.
What happened was, a week before Labor Day, the polls started going R, especially the notorious generic ballot poll. Then, over the weekend, there was a conspicuous media blitz telling about how the Democrats were going to get 110% of the vote in even Republican districts.
Karl Rove does not win elections in August.
After the dimwit thugs of the US Senate threatened a major network....the voters saw their soviet style of doin' business. If they'd kept their stupid mouths shut...and not brought attention to their selves...they may have had a chance. They didn't and they again become sorelosers!!!!!!!!
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