[Always Right]

Seems like a lot more Obama states are turning into battleground states.

[nesnah]

Obamalamadingdong needs just a few more weeks out on the campaign to assure his defeat in November.

[ConservativeDude]

things are moving slow, but...they are moving our way (I think)

[mdk1960]

Gee, wonder when ACORN will start slashin’ tires?

[avacado]

Obama will soon be like a former child star cast off to the leper colony of drug addled has-beens.

[I see my hands]

Barack too shall pass.

[Wil H]

Apparently, historical data shows that Obama 4% less of the vote than he polls.

Don’t know why.

Maybe there are people who won’t admit they are not going to vote for him for fear of being labeled a racistso they tick th Obama box in the polls but vote against him when it’s secret.

[adorno]

The Democrat leads by a 2-to-1 margin among voters under 30

So, that confirms it.

Obama leads with the young, dumb, and idealistic.

If people under 25 were not allowed to vote until they've developed enough knowledge and wisdom about politics and government, the democrats would never again win elections. People should not be allowed to vote until they've held a job for at least 7 years and pay taxes or not until they've reached the age of 30, or both.

I wonder what the age levels are at liberal blogs like the HuggingtonPost, DailyKos, DU and others. I'd bet that the great majority of their bloggers are the dumb, young, idealist, ignorant, clueless, and plain stupid.

[Proudcongal]

The SurveyUSA poll has Obama up only by 3 in OREGON.

[KansasGirl]

McCain’s ads are very effective! Keep it up McCain!

[Crawdad]

...while Obama heads to Hawaii to pick pineapples with Gomer Pyle.

[sergeantdave]

I believe Mr. McCain can win Wisconsin. He should not waste a dime or a minute in Michigan. The demographics have shifted in Michigan to voters who are welfare bums, government retirees and con-men living off SS disability or workmen’s comp.

Only millions of bums, con-artists and thieves sponging off taxpayers would vote to re-elect a stupid governor (Granholm - commie) who gave Michigan the highest unemployment in the nation, month after month after year after year...

Wisconsin is the Midwest state to go after. Go Bucky Badger! Give us a win for Mr. McCain.

[ridesthemiles]

Gets rather cold in Wisconsin in the winter.
Perhaps some of those raving Madison Liberals are starting to realize just how expensive their heating costs could be this winter.

[Clintonfatigued]

The signs are good. Obama will clime once again after the convention, but the more voters know about him, the more wary they become.

[jmaroneps37]

Wisconsin is in the bag. We lost there in the last two elections by very small margins. There was cigarettes for votes scandals in Milwaukee and a few other items. Now this rat nomination will put us over. The demographics of Wisconsin. are the same as the demos in Pa.

[AuH2ORepublican]

I don’t have access to the poll’s internals, but it seems to me that if Obama is up by 4% (and by 7% when leaners are included) despite only getting 86% of the Democrat vote (compared to McCain getting 95% of the Republican vote) while the two candidates split the independent vote that Rasmussen either (i) used a really bad likely-voter filter or (ii) purposely oversampled Democrats. I think Wisconsin will go down to the wire once again.

Here’s what Pollster.com wrote about WI party ID

“The second point is to compare these trends with those in exit poll measures of party id. In 2000, the VNS Exit poll put Wisconsin pid at 37% Dem, 32% Rep and 31% Ind. This shifted in 2004 to 35% Dem, 27% Ind and 38% Rep. But in 2006 the exit polls found that the balance was 38% Dem, 34% Rep and 27% Ind. Those values all show a smaller share of independents at the polls on election day compared to the polling trend, but that is to be expected given differences in turnout between partisans and independents. The size of the party ID groups grows as a result, but the balance between them is in line with what we see in the trends in the polls, though certainly not an exact match. The polls, after all, are of either adults or likely voters, while the exits are by definition a measure of who actually showed up on election day.

For 2006, the Dem exit percent and the Dem trend estimate are a close match. Republicans gain in the exits, by about 6 points over the 2006 trend estimate. If that holds for 2008, we might expect an electorate more like 38% Dem and 30% Rep. Of course both parties will have very active “ground games” and GOTV efforts to try to change those numbers.”

http://www.pollster.com/blogs/trends_in_party_identification.php

[WOSG]

OBAMA IS A ZERO!
http://travismonitor.blogspot.com/2008/08/obama-is-zero.html