[w1andsodidwe]

California is now in the Bush country. Wonderful news.

[Clemenza]

If only it can become Bill Simon country...

[Clemenza]

Bush finds favor among a majority of Latinos, 58 percent of whom said they'd support another term. Among whites, that number is 54 percent; among Asians, it's 43 percent

But I thought Latinos were "bad ethnics" while Asians were "the model minority." Many on this site seem to think so!

[Dog Gone]

Fascinating support from Latinos, but what's with the Asians? I thought they were supposed to be smart!

[w1andsodidwe]

California is now in the Bush country.

Oops! Should read "California is now Bush country". Guess my fingers got tangled up like the President's tongue.

[BibChr]

What?! Did some of my fellow-Californiacs get a dose of an anti-STUPID pill, or something?

Now if only we can export it to New York, Massachusetts, Maine....

Dan

[Clemenza]

California is now in the Bush country

That statement certainly doesn't apply to San Francisco.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

The section dealing specifically with Democrats (312 were interviewed) has an error rate of 5.8 percent.

Classic remedial democrat poll error rate.

[Dog Gone]

Without question, the numbers would even have been better if they had polled Likely Voters.

[Helms]

They obviously factored in the Panhandle fully.

[deport]

If'n you have any trust in the Field Poll.... However I personally wouldn't bet the farm on it...

[Interesting Times]

They forgot to subtract 5% for vote fraud...

[mtngrl@vrwc]

Yes, it's wonderful seeing President Bush doing so well, even in Kalifornia.

[F16Fighter]

In a break from conventional wisdom, Bush finds favor among a number of Latinos, 58 percent of whom said they'd support another term..."I think the Latino support is an interesting number," DiCamilo [Field Poll director] said.

"Interesting" indeed. I wonder how many out of that 58% are here legally...

But then again -- as if Dubya cares about these kind of trivial details. The BIG picture? These poll numbers obviously reflect his support of 245(i) and thus future support in California in the election of 2004.

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

-- If the 2000 presidential election was done over in California, George W. Bush would beat Al Gore by a seven-point margin

the bad news for the dems just keeps coming i hope george see's this and uses it to help simon

[w1andsodidwe]

Ping

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Hold the election today.