RASMUSSEN Shock: Obama Lead Down to 3 Points... Developing...

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[Irish Eyes]

Chris Matthews, Chris Wallace, Keith Olberman, Bill O'Reilly and the others are IDIOTS because they are supporting a black racist who advocates communism.

Americans will receive the truth so long as Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter, Mark Levin, Glenn Beck and others are sending out information.

I wonder what the comparison or the % of listeners/readers are of each of the above?......... Left and Right?

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

2. People have made their minds up. The undecideds just refuse to answer out of political correctness

3. Obama will not get more than 46% of the popular vote

Agreed. Their only chance is to pick off enough swing states by massive vote fraud (perhaps with the aide of the courts).

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

...the MSM will flood newscasts with Obama's deeply meaningless statements for the next 6 days.

And receive MILLIONS in free advertising, c/o the socialists in the MSM.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Plus this infomercial is going to DELAY THE START of the game.

I recall the MSM refusing to give PRESIDENT Bush air time for an Iraq War address because they didn't want to preempt some ball game (or something else, perhaps it was the Oscars).

[Norman Bates]

What’s the party vote breakdown in PA?

[GoSarah]

In 2000 / 2004? Something like 41D / 39R / 20 I in both years. I don’t think I can give away the actual internals, but adjusting to either a 2000 or 2004 turnout scenario, McCain would win PA.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

...sending the dominant hemisphere on an assignment involving linguistic processes, thus opening the nondominant hemisphere to suggestion.

Whenever I listen to Obama speak, my nondominant hemisphere simply disagrees, while my dominant hemisphere visualizes him being launched into outer space strapped onto the hull of a Saturn Five booster rocket.

[Norman Bates]

Thanks. I mean how many GOPers for McCain, Dems for McCain, for Obama, independents?

[GoSarah]

I can’t give that away, sorry. :-(

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

That sounds about right. McCain win, unless the vote fraud prevails (as it almost did in 2000).

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

This sounds like a lot of the anecdotal evidence coming in. You are right, Obama is a media-elitist driven phenomenon. He hasn't even secured 80% of the DEMOCRAT base. Barring massive fraud in the swing tates, Obama can go back to being a community organizer.

[Norman Bates]

Let me reword: given those internals do you think we will win?

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Yep. And with Obiwan only getting 80% of the base, this is a double-whammy.

[GoSarah]

If Rasmussen is wrong about weighting the Dems 7+, and turnout more closely resembles 2000, 2004, or even 2006, then, yes, McCain wins PA and thus the general election.

There’s a good chance it’s happening: http://www.lvrj.com/news/33494194.html

[pctech]

Why in shock? Anyone with half a brain knew the polls were wrong to begin with.

Oh

Wait

The MSM don't even have half a brain.

Nevermind. :-))))))

[CottonBall]

Your right, no need to insult them. They are really acting on their own beliefs and probably many of us feel somewhat the same. I only hope they recognize the seriousness of their protest vote this time around.

I was one of them until several months ago, myself! After McAmnesty won the primary, I didn't see how I could possibly vote for him. It wasn't all that McCain lovers here, hurling insults and threats daily that made me change my mind. It was Obama's words. He makes the greatest case against himself. I'm just afraid so many of the generation Xers haven't learned a thing about socialism in school (except how wonderful it is -- taught by union teachers of course). On hoping enough boomers can recognize enough history that they remember over wanting their entitlements.

[Shooter 2.5]

I’ll be at my local headquarter tonight in order to volunteer. I don’t think I’m going door to door. I’ll work the phones.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

NYC Republican posted the Vegas article:

THREE GROUPS: Forecasts of voting lag, so far (Good News)

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LV Journal ^ | 10/28/08 | Molly Ball

Posted on Wed 29 Oct 2008 09:26:11 AM PDT by NYC Republican

Analysts have predicted that new voters, young voters and Hispanic voters will turn out in record numbers in this election. But as Nevadans continue to flock to the polls, turnout among those three groups is lagging, at least in the early going.

While turnout statewide was nearly 25 percent through Sunday, it was just 20 percent among Hispanic voters, 14 percent among voters under 30 and 15 percent among those who didn't vote in the last three elections, according to an analysis of state early voting records through Sunday prepared by America Votes, an organization that works to mobilize voters.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Following this story..see psot # 338....hope it is this way in PA.

[Marine_Uncle]

A few days to go and we shall know.