R2K is the same as yesterday. +5StoOgE said:and he is back up 7 in the R2K tracking poll.
R2K is the same as yesterday. +5StoOgE said:and he is back up 7 in the R2K tracking poll.
Timedog said:Is this like, and Bush McCain rivalry thing?
syllogism said:Not sure if Ed Schultz has any credibility, but
Capitol Hill sources are telling me that senior McCain people
are more than concerned about Palin. The campaign has held
a mock debate and a mock press conference; both are being described as "disastrous." One senior McCain aide was quoted as saying, "What are we going to do?" The McCain people want to move this first debate to some later, undetermined date, possibly never. People on the inside are saying the Alaska Governor is "clueless."
StoOgE said:Ann Selzer has this thing, right now, as a gigantic Obama landslide. basically picking up all of the swing states, including outliers like ND, IN, etc.
She may not be right, but she is probably the best pollster out there.
syllogism said:Another conservative commentator abandons Palin
http://townhall.com/columnists/KathleenParker/2008/09/26/the_palin_problem
Don't read the comments though
Dailykos was +6 yesterdayCheebs said:R2K is the same as yesterday. +5
AniHawk said:This is if things go crazy and McCain like, I dunno, destroys the economy and his running mate winds up being totally unprepared for anything. Something like that.
I wouldn't read to much into those crosstabs. The midwest contains Ill. and Iowa where Obama's lead is off the charts compared to Kerry/Gore in that state. It really doesn't say much about where he is in Ohio...etcAniHawk said:Dailykos was +6 yesterday
Good to know that the west and midwest favor Obama by 10 points though. It's really the South that pulls in McCain's favor so hard.
Snaku said:I'm sorry, but this is unacceptable. If a candidate nominated by his/her party cannot participate in a debate with his/her opponent, be it for medical reasons or otherwise, then he/she is unfit for the office he/she is running.
Cloudy said:WTF Bush? What the hell was the point of that?
Cheebs said:Why would he win those but not NM and Iowa?
quadriplegicjon said:what did bush say? i missed it.
http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/09/election_central_morning_round_169.phpA new Research 2000 poll gives Barack Obama a 48%-44% lead in New Hampshire, within the ±4% margin of error. And a Strategic Vision (R) poll gives Obama a bare one-point edge of 46%-45%. John McCain had previously been leading in the preponderance of polls here.
VanMardigan said:According to gaf, these have already taken place.
VanMardigan said:I'm not seeing the venom towards McCain on the mainstream sites I look at. What's the deal with this thread? The most I've read is that SOME are blaming him for stalling the deal. Are we running with that or is there something more concrete?
quadriplegicjon said:what did bush say? i missed it.
RumpledForeskin said:fucking cnn's feed died like 20 secs in.
Timedog said:I say Obama make another tax bracket for say, people making over 2mil or more and tax them even more. In the late 50's the richest were taxed up to 90% and things were good, not at all that I think they should be taxed THAT much.
Haunted said:So the crisis basically sank McCain's strategy to avoid talking about the issues and make this a personality race?
quadriplegicjon said:what did bush say? i missed it.
electricpirate said:I don't think he personally stalled it, but man, I can't help but his "supsension ploy" injected presidential politics into the issue.
Both campaigns should have just said, "We'll stay out till a vote." Trying to spin the negotiations into, "How can we make our guy look better" is just about the worst thing possible.
RubxQub said:This really does feel like one of the biggest events in my lifetime (this election, that is).
If McCain is fucking up talks, then they deserved to be so. I trust his financial acumen and ability to put his country before his own ambitions.AniHawk said:No, they're still trying to make this a personality race, and that's why McCain "suspended his campaign" to go fuck up the talks in congress. Because they would greet him as a liberator.
Oh, Zogby.Cheebs said:Zogby (lolololol) just released a new poll with McCain up 2, heh
It's the online pollCheebs said:Zogby (lolololol) just released a new poll with McCain up 2, heh
VanMardigan said:While I agree, I'll have to blame Reid and the Democrats for basically calling McCain out and asking him to get involved. I guess they expected him to demur, but if you're calling the devil, don't be surprised if he shows up.
syllogism said:It's the online poll
Yes thats why I went "lol".syllogism said:It's the online poll
Sleeker said:More than you currently realize.
I wrote a big response to this, but GAF logged out and it's gone, so instead you get a link. It has some of my argument in it.Tanned Greyface said:She's got the research and facts to back up her arguments. History isn't rocket science. But fine then go look at Karl Polanyi's The Great Transformation. He was an economist and historian.
:lol
Cheebs said:New Rasmussen:
50-45 Obama.
Obama up 5 in fucking RASMUSSEN!
This election is breaking out.
electricpirate said:when did dems ask McCain to get involved? I thought reid was saying "stay away."
Crayon Shinchan said:No kidding. I've just put down 4k+ USD on an Obama bet, and I'm not even American.
AniHawk said:Pfft. Ten Euros is nothing.
Cloudy said:The president and the media have done a poor job explaining this "bailout" till recently. That's the real reason why there's so much backlash from the constituencies..
DeaconKnowledge said:If what has happened in the past few days doesn't prove that McCain will be another Bush then I don't know what will.
Cloudy said:The president and the media have done a poor job explaining this "bailout" till recently. That's the real reason why there's so much backlash from the constituencies..
Cloudy said:The president and the media have done a poor job explaining this "bailout" till recently. That's the real reason why there's so much backlash from the constituencies..