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HUGE, screaming, enthusiastic crowd at Nationwide Arena in Columbus tonight.

Once again...........do not.........I repeat.....do NOT worry about Ohio!!

36 posted on 10/29/2004 6:50:09 PM PDT by ohioWfan (BUSH 2004 - PRAY for our PRESIDENT!)

Were you there? I didn't spot you if you were--LOL!

40 posted on 10/29/2004 6:52:51 PM PDT by homemom

I think Ohio will go to Bush without question. I'm still worried about the Kerry camp and their 20,000 lawyers.

44 posted on 10/29/2004 6:55:27 PM PDT by rintense

And Prez Bush said he and Arnold have alot in common. . .
They married up, they both have trouble with the English language, and they both have massive biceps!!
The crowd howled!
He and Laura lookes so happy, and it was genuine when he said that crowd had lifted their spirits!

45 posted on 10/29/2004 6:55:42 PM PDT by gentlestrength (I had to flip through six stations to find someone carrying part of the Columbus speech)

Jim Angle was trying to do a remote on Special Report and the crowd was so LOUD and enthusiastic, he could hardly be heard.

So, I'm gonna believe you about Ohio. (not that I wouldn't anyway)

87 posted on 10/29/2004 8:03:13 PM PDT by altura (Kerry & Edwards make me long for the old Clinton-Gore days.)

do NOT worry about Ohio!!

There's a good analysis of the trustworthiness of the various pollsters at The Horserace Blog.

I wanted to take an opportunity to calm the jittery nerves that many people have about OH. Recall the other day my post on good polls versus bad polls. Well, many people see this latest round of polling as an indication that Kerry is gaining and Bush is slipping. I do not. Rather, I see this as a direct consequence of the fact that the OH polls with decent methodologies -- Gallup, Fox News, Mason-Dixon -- have been replaced by polls with lousy methodologies. Zogby is an absolute joke. He does not even do a random sample. ARG heavily over-samples Democrats. Ron Brownstein would not even stand by The LA Times poll in his write up earlier this week. As a matter of fact, in the last week, only one polling firm that I respect has been doing OH polling, Strategic Vision, and they have shown Dubya up all week.

I exhort everybody to wait until Mason-Dixon, Gallup and Fox News come out with their polls on OH, if they choose to do so. The three polls that are current are not decent reflections on the state of the OH race.

In earlier posts, this blogger is confident that Ohio goes for Bush. His poll analysis is some of the best I've see (not withstanding our very own DrDeb).

94 posted on 10/29/2004 8:11:34 PM PDT by ThePythonicCow (I was humble, before I was born. -- J Frondeur Kerry)

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