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To: snarkytart

There’s a huge difference from a mid term election and a presidential race. 2006 was all about republicans not coming to the polls, do you really think republicans are going to sit down and not vote this year?

I’m telling you, take it to the bank, PA’s going R this year. Fauxbama has huge problems across the rust belt, He’s going to lose PA and at least one more of the rust belt states.

Fauxbama is spending money like water here, and on the ground there is NOTHING for the guy. You get outside the primarily black neighborhoods or the post grad neighborhoods and there’s nothing.. A dem can’t win PA without the white blue collar voters, and this guy doesn’t have them.

Do you think McCain/Palin are spending so much time in PA if they are losing it by 7 or 12 points?

Trust me, I’m in the neighborhoods and talk to the traditional dems that are normally reliable as clockwork here for a democrat, and they aren’t buying what this guys selling.

I am not saying its going to be a blowout for McCain, I’m saying he’ll win.


284 posted on 10/08/2008 1:29:49 PM PDT by HamiltonJay
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To: HamiltonJay

I’m praying you are correct, and I hope the Philly corruption machine goes quiet this election.
I love your optimism, because it’s greatly needed around here now a day. :)


285 posted on 10/08/2008 1:32:54 PM PDT by snarkytart
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To: HamiltonJay

Yeah, but what about the ACORN vote fraud, dead voters, and the Democrat machines of Philly and Pitt. That’s a big challenge to overcome. McCain will have to get HUGE margins in the rural areas and suburbs to counter it.


287 posted on 10/08/2008 1:50:05 PM PDT by St. Louis Conservative
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