I just don't see 'How Palin Could Win' (Another Jourbalist Obot sounds off)

The Washington Post ^ | February 10, 2010 | Jonathan Capehart

[gogeo]

So who is?

Bob Dole, of course.

[StandUpChuck]

post #27 #31 links to a reference that cites a number of polls from immediately after that debate.

Sorry if I was unclear. The internals of the polls...things like sampling of male or female; Democrat, Independent or Republican; whether the voter is planning on voting for McCain or Obama...you know...the scientific stuff.

[OldDeckHand]

"Sorry if I was unclear. The internals of the polls...things like sampling of male or female; Democrat, Independent or Republican; whether the voter is planning on voting for McCain or Obama...you know...the scientific stuff."

I would recommend Google or Yahoo. You've got the poll names and the results. It shouldn't be too hard to find if you put the effort in.

[StandUpChuck]

I would recommend Google or Yahoo. You've got the poll names and the results. It shouldn't be too hard to find if you put the effort in.

Thanks for the recommendation...but I couldn't find any. I thought maybe you saw them. I don't trust poll without viewing the internals.

[caver]

“There are a boatload of Republicans and Conservatives who couldn’t find a pig in a bath tub.”

OK

Palin really gets a lot people all wee weed up.

[LussaO]

Look at what British leaders have to do - stand up on the podium taking hostile withering fire from the opposition and defend your positions - I can’t place Sarah Palin in that spot. I’d fear for her.

When people speak of her “executive experience” - how many people did she supervise, 100? 50, 10? Alaska has a population about the size of El Paso. It’s not even as big as Chicago.