And in two hours, Rasmussen does New Mexico, North Dakota, and Alaska. Only New Mexico will be especially interesting.PhoenixDark said:
And in two hours, Rasmussen does New Mexico, North Dakota, and Alaska. Only New Mexico will be especially interesting.PhoenixDark said:
Hootie said:Has McCain ever elaborated on how pulling out of Iraq is defeat, when it's not even a war, but an occupation? How do you lose a military occupation?
PhoenixDark said:
PotatoeMasher said:I'm not going to assume that this will stick, but I'm loving that chart.
speculawyer said:Ah . . . the old testament . . .
VanMardigan said:Haven't seen it, so I had to google to figure out what you were referencing. Pretty weak, even for you.
DarkhawkX said:This will be hilarity. I really feel sorry for Obama having to deal with this shit.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/jonathanmartin/0908/SC_Dem_chair_Palin_primary_qualification_is_she_hasnt_had_an_abortion_.html?showall
South Carolina Democratic chairwoman Carol Fowler sharply attacked Sarah Palin today, saying John McCain had chosen a running mate " whose primary qualification seems to be that she hasnt had an abortion.
Palin is an opponent of abortion rights and gave birth to her fifth child, Trig, earlier this year after finding out during her pregnancy that the baby had Down syndrome.
Fowler told my colleague Alex Burns in an interview that the selection of an opponent of abortion rights would not boost McCain among many women.
Among Democratic women and even among independent women, I dont think it helped him, she said.
Told of McCain's boost in the new ABC/Washington Post among white women following the Palin pick, Fowler said: "Just anecdotally, I believe that those white women are Republican women anyway."
Incognito said:MI: Obama 46, McCain 44
MO: McCain 49, Obama 41
NH: Obama 48, McCain 40
VA: McCain 48, Obama 47
meh, not bad.Incognito said:MI: Obama 46, McCain 44
MO: McCain 49, Obama 41
NH: Obama 48, McCain 40
VA: McCain 48, Obama 47
Incognito said:MI: Obama 46, McCain 44
MO: McCain 49, Obama 41
NH: Obama 48, McCain 40
VA: McCain 48, Obama 47
DarkhawkX said:This will be hilarity. I really feel sorry for Obama having to deal with this shit.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/jonathanmartin/0908/SC_Dem_chair_Palin_primary_qualification_is_she_hasnt_had_an_abortion_.html?showall
South Carolina Democratic chairwoman Carol Fowler sharply attacked Sarah Palin today, saying John McCain had chosen a running mate " whose primary qualification seems to be that she hasnt had an abortion.
PhoenixDark said:What the fucking fuck? Where is the god damn image/narrative control from the Obama camp? JUST DON'T TALK ABOUT SARAH PALIN UNLESS YOU'RE STICKING TO THE TALKING POINTS
Incognito said:MI: Obama 46, McCain 44
MO: McCain 49, Obama 41
NH: Obama 48, McCain 40
VA: McCain 48, Obama 47
Incognito said:MI: Obama 46, McCain 44
MO: McCain 49, Obama 41
NH: Obama 48, McCain 40
VA: McCain 48, Obama 47
real numbers are betterPhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
Tamanon said:If you're not fucking with us, I'll take that for sure
Crisis: If you're going to spout out about Obama needing to attack, you really need to start reading or watching the news.
PhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
PhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
Virginia smh
PhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
Virginia smh
PhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
Virginia smh
Tamanon said:That's the beauty of it. The sheer act of "retreat" is seen as bad, even though we don't know who the enemy is, where they are and what victory is. There is no argument that is more empty than the whole "defeat" argument.
Is she an actual surrogate whose remarks will get play? If so... ugh.Gaborn said:Clearly McCain's surrogates are using talking points and Obama's surrogates are not speaking what the campaign wants them to say.
PhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
Virginia smh
yeah it's an elitist title.bob_arctor said:Yeah, me too. Shows me how full of shit most "independents" are.
PhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
Virginia smh
Crisis said:I am watching the news. And what I'm seeing is utter bullshit by the McCain campaign get flung out at every possible chance and Obama waiting entirely too long to do anything real about it. There's so many things to go after McCain for and he doesn't do it. He's trying to stay above it but the negative ads full of shit are clearly working. Somebody needs to do it to McCain.
http://thepage.time.com/2008/09/10/new-timecnn-battleground-numbers-coming/reilo said:Source?
AndyIsTheMoney said:the enemy are anti-American, anti-Semitic extremist, who come from many areas around the middle east in order to kill Americans, and see it as their opportunity for Jihad. People that will gladly kill American troops, Iraqi citizens, women, children, or whoever will stand in the way of their cause. Despite you trying to paint this enemy as the bogeyman, the truth remains such an enemy does exist and we have came into contact with them in Iraq. The question you should have posed is whether or not us being in Iraq creates more or not. Victory is the Iraqi government being completely functional and self sustaining. That they can effectively run their own government, provide their citizens own security, and begin the long difficult process of building a country.
Before any government can be functional you must first have security. the surge helped to provide this, to have spent 5 years there and leave right when the country starts to become much more stable would be a very big mistake in my opinion. It would be a waste of the billions of dollars that have been put in, and a waste of the thousands of soldiers and hundreds of thousands of civilians that have died. Stay there a few more years if need be, keeping security, allow the government to develop a functioning legislative body and a security force that can actually protect themselves. Then you leave. you leave after the job is done, whether you agree with the job or not is a different story.
Steve Youngblood said:Is she an actual surrogate whose remarks will get play? If so... ugh.
Tamanon said:So....who are they? how many are there? Where are they?
Crisis said:I am watching the news. And what I'm seeing is utter bullshit by the McCain campaign get flung out at every possible chance and Obama waiting entirely too long to do anything real about it. There's so many things to go after McCain for and he doesn't do it. He's trying to stay above it but the negative ads full of shit are clearly working. Somebody needs to do it to McCain.
PhoenixDark said:Real numbers
Michigan: Obama 49, McCain 45
Missouri: McCain 50, Obama 45
New Hampshire: Obama 51, McCain 45
Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46
Virginia smh
Please don't jinx my state! It usually is a bellwether - so .... time to sweat.Xisiqomelir said:Once more for real polls (damn you incog :lol ):
Missouri bellwether my ass.
Gaborn said:I assume the party chairman of a state is a surrogate of that party's candidate. And either way you can't on the one hand blame your opponent for "swift boat politics" for rumor mongering the campaign proper isn't engaging in and disavow YOUR surrogates negative remarks.
typhonsentra said:Numbers aren't too bad. I really hope he can pull off Virginia but I'm starting to doubt it. He can make it close which is still helpful but I want it to turn blue!
it's good also to see that terrorism is only a ME issue, and not one that also pervades in Asia, or Africa, or Europe...Tamanon said:So....who are they? how many are there? Where are they?
YouTube has removed a webad that casts Sarah Palin as the victim of sexism on the request of CBS, whose anchor Katie Couric was featured in the ad.
One of the great lessons of that campaign is the continued and accepted role of sexism in American life," Couric is quoted in the ad.
In the original clip, she was talking about Hillary Clinton; the ad applies her words to Sarah Palin.
Asked about the ad, CBS spokeswoman Leigh Farris said, "CBS News does not endorse any candidate in the Presidential race. Any use of CBS personnel in political advertising that suggests the contrary is misleading."
YouTube's page displaying the ad now tells visitors, "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by CBS Interactive Inc."
Couric's original commentary can be seen here. McCain still has the ad, "Lipstick," on his website.
VanMardigan said:Looking like the Kerry/Bush map. Was hoping for Obama to switch some of the red states, because Colorado won't be enough if he doesn't win Ohio/Florida, unless he brings New Mexico/Nevada along.
Tamanon said:So....who are they? how many are there? Where are they?
VanMardigan said:Looking like the Kerry/Bush map. Was hoping for Obama to switch some of the red states, because Colorado won't be enough if he doesn't win Ohio/Florida, unless he brings New Mexico/Nevada along.
Tamanon said:So....who are they? how many are there? Where are they?