[econjack]

Admittedly a small sample, but I have two Democrat friends who intend to vote Republican for the first time in their lives. While discussing this, I asked if they've told that to their Democrat friends. Both admitted “No”, they had not revealed their position. In fact, neither had admitted it to the other even though both know each other!

The bigger question is how many other Democrats are doing the same thing? To whatever extent this is true on a national scale, the polls are biased towards Obama. Given that some Democrats won't even disclose their feelings to friends, they could be in for a shock in Nov. Because of this bias, we will start hearing the same “Bush-stole-the-election” BS we heard after the last Presidential election. Since the Left has a tendency to burn things when they don't get their own way, if McCain wins, ACORN et al are going to be extremely PO’ed. I'd expect some places to go up in smoke.

I hope I'm wrong...

[Republic Rocker]

Go, Go, Go Go McCain...... Win, win, win one for the GIPPER!

[Jaded]

I know a few people like that. One acquaintance always refered to Teresa HK as “that poor woman attacked by the right wing nuts”. She ranted and raved about the evil Bush. She hasn’t said a word, not a the first about this election.

I think the msm will scream about racism in America instead of the O being a socialist.

[mickidawn1969]

I live in a small community in Oklahoma. This is normally democratic territory. Everyone in my social network with the exception of my mother, thick headed woman, is voting for McCain.

[petercooper]

I know of at least 3 Democrat friends who intend to vote Republican for the first time. So that makes 5