TDG said:Just based on everything we know about the state's voting history and such, people will tend to dismiss certain polls. It has nothing to do with not wanting things to be real. Obama losing Penn, Minnesota, or New Mexico just seems unreasonable, and I refuse to believe any poll that says otherwise. It's just like I (and many others) tend to dismiss polls that have Obama up in Florida.
Door2Dawn said:You saying he can't win here?
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Lehman just went "mentally bankrupt"ronito said:Guys chill haven't you been listening to Hannity? The economy's stronger now than it's been in 40 years!
Cloudy said:I love how Fox is determined to smear Obama with this bogus NY Post story. No other serious media is carrying it but them :lol
Here's the Pollster trendline:Y2Kev said:A few things:
--I didn't know about NM. It's sure to go blue?
and
--Still, when people say he hasn't found a path to 270...he has...didn't bush run the table?
>=(!!!!!Freedom = $1.05 said:I don't see him winning here either, honestly. And I've gone canvassing for the man so I say this as I toke on some hopium *puff puff*
Freedom = $1.05 said:I don't see him winning here either, honestly. And I've gone canvassing for the man so I say this as I toke on some hopium *puff puff*
I know the poll doesn't say Obama's losing, but Door2Dawn said "fuck that poll" (which isn't even trying to discredit it, it's just saying the poll shouldn't be paid attention to) because Obama's going to win Pennsylvania. If Obama doesn't win Penn, he loses Penn. There's only one alternative.Gaborn said:First, the poll in question does NOT say Obama's losing Penn, it says it's tied. Consistently Pennsylvania has been within the margin of error in most polls and it's been considered a toss up state for a while. New Mexico is probably going blue but a poll showing a tie today shouldn't be a shock either. Minnesota... will go blue, without much question. It's simply not as in play as the other two.
thekad said:Since when was Penn. a toss-up?
AniHawk said:Yeah, and at the end of his speech he finished with, "and THAT'S the kind of change we need." Jon Stewart made a point about it.
The nasal laugh and scary grin makes me laugh thinking back on it.
Yes!! Swift Boat McCain and give the Repugnant party a taste of their own medicine.Tamanon said:Whoa. Just saw the Brave New PAC commercial during Hardball. The one with one of his fellow POWs saying he doesn't want McCain near the button.
I told you. There is no poll.Gaborn said:Since when was it not? Electoral-vote has obama plus 3, pollster has it at 4.3 Obama. Most polls MOE is 3%, in other words considering how early it is and the current polls a tie is not outside of expectations right now.
polyh3dron said:Yes!! Swift Boat McCain and give the Repugnant party a taste of their own medicine.
polyh3dron said:Yes!! Swift Boat McCain and give the Repugnant party a taste of their own medicine.
GhaleonEB said:Bush did run the table on swing states. Iowa, Nevada and New Mexico by <2% each; Ohio by 2%, Colorado and Florida by 5%, Virginia by nine. This year, all of those are even closer, and in most Dems have huge gains in voter registration. Plus, Obama has several realistic combinations to get over the hump. He can win without Florida or Ohio; Kerry couldn't.
That was one of McCain senior advisors... Nancy pftheimerfuhfkasdfh-something. Massive fail.Zeliard said:Chris Matthews is destroying yet another GOP blowhard. It's endlessly amusing when they get caught up in their own bullshit.
Not true. I didn't exclude libertopians from that.Gaborn said:But... Ronito said only Conservatives name-call! so... I didn't know you were voting for McCain
ronito said:Not true. I didn't exclude libertopians from that.
To be fair (TM), neither is Ron Paul.Gaborn said:I didn't know he was voting for Barr either.
Look dude, if you liked the result of the 2004 election, that's your problem. These days, a campaign's gotta do what a campaign's gotta do. Being nice and talking about the issues and respecting your opponent's honor doesn't get you dick if (a.k.a. when) you lose the election, except it gives the other party the idea that your party should be pushed around in this manner more often.ArtG said:*Shakes head*
ronito said:To be fair (TM), neither is Ron Paul.
Yeah, I want to see the numbers that flood in during the early registration/voting window. If ~100k make it in there, I think Obama has a real shot in OH.TreIII said:And this, is what is really what the story is looking to be.
Hell, even Ohio is probably in play, if those new college voters and advance registration in the next few weeks comes through as the Dems hope they do.
Come on, we all know he's gonna vote for Babar.Gaborn said:I don't think Paul has said who he's voting for actually.
Cynthia McKinney BELIEVE!!Gaborn said:I don't think Paul has said who he's voting for actually.
polyh3dron said:Come on, we all know he's gonna vote for Babar.
TDG said:Look dude, if you liked the result of the 2004 election, that's your problem. These days, a campaign's gotta do what a campaign's gotta do. Being nice and talking about the issues and respecting your opponent's honor doesn't get you dick if (a.k.a. when) you lose the election, except it gives the other party the idea that your party should be pushed around in this manner more often.
TDG said:Look dude, if you liked the result of the 2004 election, that's your problem. These days, a campaign's gotta do what a campaign's gotta do. Being nice and talking about the issues and respecting your opponent's honor doesn't get you dick if (a.k.a. when) you lose the election, except it gives the other party the idea that your party should be pushed around in this manner more often.
polyh3dron said:Come on, we all know he's gonna vote for Babar.
HIS HEAD ASPLODEOuterWorldVoice said:I wwonder what JayDub would do if Ron Paul came out for Obama.
What's your definition if "toss-up?"Gaborn said:Since when was it not? Electoral-vote has obama plus 3, pollster has it at 4.3 Obama. Most polls MOE is 3%, in other words considering how early it is and the current polls a tie is not outside of expectations right now.
polyh3dron said:
Deep inside you know. Dr. Paul is crazy enough he just mightGaborn said:Ronito - Ok, so maybe you're not always right :lol :lol :lol
thekad said:What's your definition if "toss-up?"
Captain Pants said:News Flash 9-15-08
A friend of mine over at Gamespot(*predicts a flood of lolololol Gamespot comments*) makes the occasional Democrat troll blog, and I'm curious if anyone here knows what he is talking about.
To be fair (TM), that would matter if I were being serious.Gaborn said:Ronito - ummmmmm... no. Two different basic philosophies. Greens and Libertarians are roughly as ideologically opposed as Democrats and Republicans.
Zeliard said:Chuck Todd's not betting on Ohio and Florida to come through.
worldrunover said:And she aped Obama's "main street / wall street" line. Awesome. Do they have any of their own phrases to use?
I'm not yet an American citizen so I can't vote, but if I could I'd vote Obama, not that it'd matter since I live in CA.Gaborn said:So since Ronito's always right are you voting for *shudder* McCain, or Barr?
Ronito - Ok, so maybe you're not always right :lol :lol :lol
He's obviously gonna write-in himself.Gaborn said:I don't think Paul has said who he's voting for actually.
polyh3dron said:
The whole tete-a-tete might have ended up being scored a draw were it not for Pfotenhauer's bizarre decision to debate middle-class economics while dressed in the aristocratic weeds of the Baroness Dierdre Von Goldencollar.
CharlieDigital said:That's part of their strategy: confuse the two brands and their messages. It's brilliant.