[Political Junkie Too]

If he's in business to make money, this election is the only game in town right now. Why would he willfully ignore the one thing he's been called the expert at? He did a three day rolling average last week. I'd like to know why he wasn't prepared to produce a Monday poll, knowing that the country would be wanting one?

Like I posted above, I think he knows the voter fraud is going to skew the results, and the natural question is not why there was so much fraud, it's why the polls were so wrong.

Even Hannity winked at the notion on his TV show tonight. I wish someone in the MSM would track it rather than accept it, even if tracking it means calling out people by name.

But I know that that's not going to happen unless people flock to the streets as if Boston were Tehran if it ends up 60-40 or 55-45 Coakley.

-PJ

[onyx]

Weekend polling is the most unreliable of all.

In fact, Sunday polling almost always spikes in favor of Obama.

I have a theory for that: democrats are home to answer the phone, while Republicans are in Church. HAR!

[Solitar]

... unless people flock to the streets as if Boston were Tehran if it ends up 60-40 or 55-45 Coakley.

That could happen on Wednesday morning.

An uprising heard round the world.