Posted on 10/27/2008 9:54:31 AM PDT by lewisglad
Without giving too much away…
[...] she said the results of their polling lead her to believe that McCain will definitely win FL, OH, NC, MO and NV. She says Obama definitely wins New Mexico.
She said that Colorado and New Hampshire were absolute dead heats. She said she thinks there is a 55% chance Obama holds on in Pennsylvania and a 75% chance McCain wins Virginia [...]
[...] She absolutely laughed at the public polls showing Obama leading Virginia–and pointed out that all of those polls rely on Dem turnout being +4 and as much as +7, when in 2006, Republicans actually had the advantage by +3.
She also pointed out that the numbers for Obama in SWVA look absolutely awful and that McCain is running 10 points better then Allen did in NoVa.
Anyway, her companies conclusion is that the election will come down to Colorado, New Hampshire and the Republican leaning district in Maine, which in her opinion might very well decide the Presidency (apparently the district in Nebraska that Obama thought he might be able to get is now off the table).
She said she has very little doubt that the public polling is part of a “concerted voter suppression effort” by the MSM. She said IBD/TIPP was the only outfit doing public polling that was “worth a bucket of warm pxxs”. [...]
Now, one doesn’t need to be a rocket scientist to figure all of this out and I would like to say something as definitively, honestly and succinctly as I possibly can...are you ready?
(Excerpt) Read more at canadafreepress.com ...
Better that, than the South side of Chicago.
Northern Mainers will tell the party bosses to go to hell, and vote the way that they want. BIG difference between people from north of Augusta, and people from the Southern Part of the state.
NEVER believe an insider poll that falls into your lap.
How much are the Dems paying you for your negative attitude on these pro-McCain threads? It isn’t working but keep at it because it gives some of us a laugh because of their wasted money!
It’s all the nuts that left California and moved there I think!
I was going to say the same thing, NH for McCain and CO a tossup/purple.
I don’t think many Catholic Democrates are all of a sudden going to start listening some bishop after decades of storing their treasure up in the Democrat party.
Bush beat Kerry by about 100,000 votes in 2004. Coincidentally, Kerry beat Bush by 100,000 votes in Denver County. Therefore, Bush made up this 200,000 difference in Colorado Springs, Ft Collins, and rural counties. I find it very hard to believe that the voting demographics have drastically shifted so much in Colorado.
Denver was a liberal city in 2004 and it still is. That’s why 100,000 showed up to see their Messiah last weekend. I would not write off Colorado.
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I already voted in Colorado. McCain/Palin. The other thing the polls are not considering is that there are a large number of ballot initiatives in Colorado and it took me 1 hour to fill out my mail-in ballot. The lines are going to be huge on election day so many younger Dem voters may not be willing to wait in line.
Fantastic!
There is a website with a lot of You Tube videos from Native Americans Against Obama which are powerful. Am not counting out NM either!
Didn’t I read yesterday that this is a scam?
People gotta be brain to vote for 0. We can’t say we weren’t warned.
Colorado is a haven for people who escape from California and then try to make the same mistakes here.
Very true. I have never seen such a low presence around these parts for a dem presidential candidate. Aside from the occasional bumper sticker, and very few and far in between lawn signs, you wouldn't know Hussein was running. Recently I've noticed them bundling Hussein's name onto the same signs with Warner and Boucher. I suppose that's the only way they could get his name out there....
Lots of trolls on FR these days. Palin bashing is their favorite sport. They don't bash MCCain so I guess they think Palin is the real threat.
sounds to me like the "reporter" is trying to set up a 269-269 electoral tie.
Contrary to belief among the pundits, and many here at FR....the chances of this being decided by the electoral college are pretty thin. Unless the national vote is within 1/2-3/4 of a percent, the electoral college will go for the national vote leader.
For all of the talk of the 2004 election being "too close to call"...Pres. Bush won by a solid margin, and the "hotly debated state of Ohio" went to Bush by over 100,000 votes. Close, but hardly a squeaker.
Too many liberals are imagining 2000 all over again, and too many conservatives have apocalyptic fantasies. Mark my words, the election will be close, but it will have a decisive winner.
Colorado is really pissing me off. Still optimistic about VA, but what the hell has gotten into CO?
Californication! Same infestation occured in the 1980's -1990's in Oregon, Washington...now creeping into New Mexico.
There ARE a lot of Catholic fence sitters. Those are going to be the ones who are going to make a difference. AND, yes, there are going to be a few Democrat Catholics who will see the light. BUT, those voters are already counted.
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