The current round of polls had me feeling pretty good. It’s the next round that I fear will reflect a halting of momentum or even a reversal that has me worried.
By the way, that reminds me of a great ad McCain should be running (but isn’t):
0bama’s various evolving statements on Georgia should be shown, with the first one saying “Take 1”, the second saying “Take 2”, the third saying “Take 3”, and then finishing the ad saying, “when you’re president, there are no do-overs. Barack 0bama. Not ready to lead.”
Don’t worry, the next poll numbers will only be better for us. Palin is a phenomenon, and she will negate all but the very worst gaffes McCain could make. And you can sleep well knowing that McCain has some smart people working on some good ads for him, and who knows, one may highlight Obama’s “not ready for prime time” reaction to the Russian invasion. Obama, and Biden even more, are the gifts that keep on giving when it comes to showing the one’s inexperience and the other’s sheer obliviousness and tone-deafness. How else could they dare to mock a POW with disabilities from his torture for his problems with using a keyboard? America should hope that’s McCain’s worst weakness. Obama’s are where it matters-see “Russia and the UN Security Council”. That kind of mistake is easy for everyday Americans to grasp, and hurts where it matters-weakness on national security.