TDG said:Who was that one Obama fan that kept talking about Hilldawg running out of money, everybody laughed at him, he got banned, and then ended up being right? Lefty something?
Lefty420, where is that guy?
TDG said:Who was that one Obama fan that kept talking about Hilldawg running out of money, everybody laughed at him, he got banned, and then ended up being right? Lefty something?
Amir0x said:Election Night PoliGAF thread will be LOLOLOLOL, that's all I'm going to say. Fastest moving thread of all time? Seems so.
kkaabboomm said:was chuck on tv today spouting chuck-todd-esque knowledge? or is he saving his 'im going to pimp surface and update my map' spiel for tomorrow?
StoOgE said:Lefty420, where is that guy?
StoOgE said:We need to have a Poligaf fallen soldiers memorial thread.
Tamanon said:Also I think Brokaw's trying to avoid having too much Chuck Todd on Meet the Press nowadays, he's hoping to hold onto the chair!
I'm still debating myself on whether I should just hide out on election night, away from any and all TVs.Amir0x said:Election Night PoliGAF thread will be LOLOLOLOL, that's all I'm going to say. Fastest moving thread of all time? Seems so.
Tamanon said:Also I think Brokaw's trying to avoid having too much Chuck Todd on Meet the Press nowadays, he's hoping to hold onto the chair!
StoOgE said:I love Chuck too, but I dont think he would get that job.
He is their political director and head of the Washington division of NBC news, but he isnt a talking head. I would give them mad props for doing it though.. I dont know who they go after, their own talent is too partisan except for Gregory who is a moron.
Maybe go after Anderson Cooper from CNN? I think he would be a good fit.
No he went down because he spoiled something in the Naruto thread :lolServizio said:Door2Dawn bit the dust too. There was a handful of VP debate folks who went down for sexist remarks as well.
grandjedi6 said:No he went down because he spoiled something in the Naruto thread :lol
Just give it to Brian Williams. I'm sure he'll end up getting the spot one day anyway.StoOgE said:I love Chuck too, but I dont think he would get that job.
He is their political director and head of the Washington division of NBC news, but he isnt a talking head. I would give them mad props for doing it though.. I dont know who they go after, their own talent is too partisan except for Gregory who is a moron.
Maybe go after Anderson Cooper from CNN? I think he would be a good fit.
grandjedi6 said:Just give it to Brian Williams. I'm sure he'll end up getting the spot one day anyway.
Only if she's dangerously unqualified.Tobor said:I wouldn't mind seeing it go to a woman, honestly.
Tobor said:I wouldn't mind seeing it go to a woman, honestly.
AniHawk said:Only if she's dangerously unqualified.
Tamanon said:Only real serious female journalist NBC/MSNBC has is Andrea Mitchell, I don't think she'd be able to hold the show down though.
Worst of all he ended up spoiling Evilore, so his fate was kinda sealedTamanon said:I remember seeing that randomly here in PoliGAF and wondering if he was just making another stupid comment that was just made up. Guess it really was a big spoiler.:lol
I can't think of anyone MSNBC has who could really take the spot, let alone do better than WilliamsTobor said:I wouldn't mind seeing it go to a woman, honestly.
Probably one big election night thread.Trakdown said:So, question for election night: Are we going to have just one huge election thread, or is downticket stuff going to be separate? I've got a few other races I'm watching.
Trakdown said:So, question for election night: Are we going to have just one huge election thread, or is downticket stuff going to be separate? I've got a few other races I'm watching.
Thanks for taking one for the team.Sharp said:I just went over to Hillaryis44 to check what was up. Apparently they're all aboard the "Obama is a socialist!" train now, which is interesting considering Hillary's '90s universal healthcare plans. They also believe Obama is having an affair and only bring up polls when they are "narrowing" (per Drudge). Hard to believe the level of cognitive dissonance going on there.
vitaflo said:So you've got the Clinton's doing rallies, Obama and Biden are doing separate rallies all over the country. Michelle is also doing interviews and her own appearances. All these people are able to cover a lot of ground.
Except with McCain, he basically only shows up with Palin. And Cindy is usually with him as well. And as far as I know, nobody else is doing big rallies for him (the president certainly isn't).
How the hell does McCain contest in all these states that were supposed to be "swing" states that he's down in?
He just can't do it. There's not enough time and he can't spread out people to take on various areas like Obama can.
Romney was going to try in Michigan, until McCain decided that he hated Romney and as such didn't want to give him a platform to speak from, deciding then to pull out of MichiganTobor said:Rudy and Lieberman to the rescue!!!!!!
/crickets
vitaflo said:He just can't do it. There's not enough time and he can't spread out people to take on various areas like Obama can.
No, he spoiled something about Naruto in THIS thread.grandjedi6 said:No he went down because he spoiled something in the Naruto thread :lol
GhaleonEB said:Probably one big election night thread.
Aka the fastest moving thread in OT GAF history. It will be epic.
I'm taking election day off work. I wouldn't get anything done, anyways. :lol
greepoman said:Quick question...how do these rallies have a big effect in the first place? I would think people coming out for them would already be Obama voters. Are they trying to inspire people to go out and spread the word or something?
Tobor said:How about Rachel Maddow? I know she's partisan, but so is Stephanopolous, and that has worked well.
Yeah I was just looking at the big poll graph on this page wondering if it was the new one.kkaabboomm said:"Obama leads John McCain by 10 points among likely voters, 53-43 "
http://abcnews.go.com/PollingUnit/Politics/story?id=6017487&page=1
"At 23 percent, Bush's job approval rating has fallen below Nixon's lowest; it's a point away from the lowest in 70 years of polling, set by Harry Truman in early 1952."
Trakdown said:Yikes...
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kkaabboomm said:"Obama leads John McCain by 10 points among likely voters, 53-43 "
http://abcnews.go.com/PollingUnit/Politics/story?id=6017487&page=1
"At 23 percent, Bush's job approval rating has fallen below Nixon's lowest; it's a point away from the lowest in 70 years of polling, set by Harry Truman in early 1952."
kkaabboomm said:"At 23 percent, Bush's job approval rating has fallen below Nixon's lowest; it's a point away from the lowest in 70 years of polling, set by Harry Truman in early 1952."
Same here. Also, I don't know if this is the case with anybody else, but all the kids in my district are off school for the election.GhaleonEB said:I'm taking election day off work.
GhaleonEB said:Yeah I was just looking at the big poll graph on this page wondering if it was the new one.
http://abcnews.go.com/pollingunit/
Apparantly so!
Ten point lead. Too bad this is trending McCain.
Shiggie said:Drudge is what now? Pro or anti Hopiun? weren't they pro obama?
Tyrone Slothrop said:she's not even qualified. neither is olbermann, i don't think matthews is either.
Only during the primaries. They're in full-time Republican shill mode now, which is a pretty bad place to be because all the actual data suggests that they are in for a pretty convincing loss.Shiggie said:Drudge is what now? Pro or anti Hopiun? weren't they pro obama?
It was a joke based on a post from a few pages ago.kkaabboomm said:pollster says the 9-29 poll (last abc/post) was 50-46?