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Wednesday November 15 10:00 AM ET Clinton Signs Coming Down in Ark.   By DAVID A. LIEB, Associated Press Writer LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Visitors to Arkansas next year will no longer be greeted by signs welcoming them to the ``Home of President Bill Clinton.'' Dozens of signs along the state border will be removed or painted over with a new message after Clinton leaves office in January, the Arkansas Highway Commission said Tuesday. Longtime Clinton foe Jim Parsons, who has lobbied to remove the signs, said his nagging finally paid off. ``The people maybe do have an ...

All networks are now backing off their projection of a Gore win in Florida due to Bush holding on to 4 point lead with 50% of precints reporting.

Don't ask questions, just click on www.loser.com now, before it goes away! Too good to pass up. Some guy named Brian Connelly of Blythewood, SC made this possible.

XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX SUN NOV 5, 2000 17:50:29 ET XXXXX BUSH INTERNALS REVEALED: LEADING GORE BY 5% IN FLORIDA; CALIFORNIA BY 2% **Exclusive** The DRUDGE REPORT has obtained the Bush campaign's most recent internal polling data. The confidential data commissioned by Bush shows the Texas Governor topping Vice President Gore by 5% in Florida, 9% in Michigan and by 2% in California, within the margin of error. The fresh results have given senior Bush staffers a deepened sense of confidence going into Tuesday's election. MORE Bush's internal polling shows the governor up 4% in Washington state and up ...

Does anyone remember the name and URL of the socialist organization often cited here on Free Republic with whom some fifty members of congress are associated?Political activist needs to know for ammunition in the fight. Many thanks.

MAINSTREAM MEDIA POUNDS CONSERVATIVES WITH TILTED POLLS The mainstream media political activists are flooding us with tilted weekend poll numbers based on small samples, claiming that Bush has lost his lead, thereby favoring momentem for Gore. Do not be concerned. It is complete nonsense. When you return to the solid, untilted polls like Rasmussen's Portrait of America with a base of 3,000 LIKELY voters, the numbers remain unchanged, showing Bush with a continuing lead of 47% to 41%. They also continue to show the Electoral tracking at Bush, 238 and Gore, 168 with the rest a toss-up. The following ...

Untitled Normal Page October 18, 2000 Presidential Tracking Poll On Wednesday morning, the day after the final Presidential Debate, Texas Governor George W. Bush leads Vice-President Al Gore by a margin of 47% to 40%. These numbers do not reflect the public's reaction to last night's debate, since the interviews were conducted prior to the final face-off. The telephone survey of 3,000 likely voters was conducted on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, October 14, 15, and 16. The survey’s margin of sampling error is +/- 1.8 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. An analysis of why the election ...

Bush - Gore Poll Gap Continues to Grow The gap between poll numbers for Bush and for Gore continues to widen as reflected in the following article this morning from Rasmussen's Portrait of America web site: Presidential Tracking Bush 47%, Gore 39% Updated Monday, 10/16 at 12:45 A.M. EDT. Next update by 2 A.M. Tuesday. The full details of the article can be found at www.portraitofamerica.com, front page. We can be encouraged by this continuing trend. It is entirely likely that the trend will continue as more and more evidence of the failed policies of the Clinton / Gore ...

Bush - Gore Poll Gap Continues to Grow The gap between poll numbers for Bush and for Gore continues to widen as reflected in the following article this morning from Rasmussen's Portrait of America web site: Presidential Tracking Bush 47%, Gore 39% Updated Monday, 10/16 at 12:45 A.M. EDT. Next update by 2 A.M. Tuesday. The full details of the article can be found at www.portraitofamerica.com, front page. We can be encouraged by this continuing trend. It is entirely likely that the trend will continue as more and more evidence of the failed policies of the Clinton / Gore ...

The Gore Lies FIRE LIE October 3, 2000; First presidential debate, Boston, Mass. CLAIM: “I accompanied James Lee Witt down to Texas when those fires broke out [in Parker County].” TRUTH: FEMA spokeswoman Mary Margaret Walker told NR: “During the fires in Parker County, Texas, the vice president participated in a roundtable about the fires with FEMA's regional director. . . . He was not with Mr. Witt at that time.” Gore admitted as much on ABC's Good Morning America: “I've made so many trips with James Lee to these disaster sites. I was there in Texas, in Houston, ...

Presidential Tracking Poll Race Very Close (excerpt) "While the horse race remains the same, there are some intriguing differences in the way the public now perceives Al Gore. Prior to the debate, 42% of Americans viewed Gore in the political center and 43% viewed him as liberal. Following the debates, 39% place Gore in the centrist range while 47% believe that the Vice-President is a liberal. The same trend was identified in our first three statewide surveys conducted after the debates as well" On Friday morning, the race for the White House remains close, with Bush holding on to ...

The media expectations of a "presidential" Gore beating up on a "floundering" Bush, failed to materialize last night. CNBC gathered an inside audience of "swing voters" to quiz on air after the debate. They were obviously unprepared for the response of those undecided voters. When asked by a show of hands, who won the debate, two to one raised their hand for Bush! The talking heads of the evening were obviously unprepared for the reaction of their carefully picked swing voters, at times expressing dismay and amazement at the inexplicable reaction of the group with such comments as "where did ...

In order to be fair and understanding, we conservatives need to become more liberal in our thinking. Following are some things we need to learn to believe in order to feel their pain more effectively . . . Please add additional things we need to learn to believe in your reply. Things I need to believe in order to  be a good liberal.   1. I have to believe the AIDS virus is spread by the lack of Federal funding.   2. I have to believe that the same teacher who can't teach 4th graders how to read is ...

The following is a clear reminder of why Free Republic is here. There have been so many scandals emminating from the current administration that now the public ears and minds are seared. We just don't hear it any more. I bet no president in history has a dead friends list like that of the boss of the inventor of the Internet. Huh? oh, I know it's just a joke kinda sorta.   The following was copied from the KFI AM 640 website, back when John and Ken were there. They deride politicians of every party! (now they're on KABC ...

There is a simple solution to conservatives winning the election for President. We simply pull a reverse of the '92 and '96 election. We all recall the frustration of conservatives as the little general, Ross Perot, pulled votes away from George Bush and, later, Bob Dole. We need to promote the same effect by pouring resources into the Ralph Nader campaign so that he can get his anti-business, "pro consumer", class dividing left wing fringe message out more clearly. If he gains the loud support of some of the freeks of Hollywood, the main stream press will pour all over ...

Untitled Normal Page There is a great deal of weeping and wailing going on today over the Zogby Poll recently released, showing Al Gore pulling ahead. But once again, I must take the positive approach and point out my favorite polling site, Portrait of America (www.portraitofamerica.com). While Shaun Hannity was filling in for Rush Limbaugh last week, he mentioned the same polling source as one of his favorites. It is very interesting that this stable, unbiased source of polling information does not agree with Zogby and shows Gore with gains coming from Nader and Buchannon rather than from Bush ...

August 8, 2000 Electoral College Bush 341 Gore 96 In the race for the White House, George W. Bush now leads in states with 341 Electoral Votes and Al Gore leads in states with 96 Electoral Votes. States with 101 Electoral Votes are in the toss-up category. A toss-up means that neither candidate is leading by more than the margin of sampling error.

August 11, 2000 In the race for the White House, George Bush leads Gore in the popular vote 46.9% to 34.9%. Ralph Nader has 3.2%, Pat Buchanan has .9%, Harry Browne .6% Howard Phillips .1%. These results from a nightly Portrait of America Presidential Tracking Poll reflect interviews conducted August 8, 9, and 10.