A home for the weary.
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Please tell me you don't honestly believe the underlined, and are just quoting a slogan.ShamelessWeasel wrote:Real Hope is on the horizon. ABC/Washington Post has Obama up by 8.
http://blogs.chicagotribune.com/news_co ... .html#more
I was posting the followup to Sirge's post yesterday (since the same guy posted 8 reasons Obama might lose or will win). My wording is exactly the same as Sirge's yesterday. Only difference is a different poll quoted.ShamelessWeasel wrote:
Real Hope is on the horizon. ABC/Washington Post has Obama up by 8.
http://blogs.chicagotribune.com/news_co ... .html#more
Please tell me you don't honestly believe the underlined, and are just quoting a slogan.
I believe that the column cited my post noted that the fella would post his "8 reasons Obama will win" the day following the article I cited.ShamelessWeasel wrote:I was posting the followup to Sirge's post yesterday (since the same guy posted 8 reasons Obama might lose or will win). My wording is exactly the same as Sirge's yesterday. Only difference is a different poll quoted.ShamelessWeasel wrote:
Real Hope is on the horizon. ABC/Washington Post has Obama up by 8.
http://blogs.chicagotribune.com/news_co ... .html#more
Please tell me you don't honestly believe the underlined, and are just quoting a slogan.
This is the 35th straight day that Obama’s support has been between 50% and 52%. With the exception of yesterday, McCain’s support has stayed between 44% and 46% during that stretch (see trends).
Pollster John Zogby: With less than a week to go, today’s numbers are not a good development for McCain. There is no momentum for him, and the clock is starting to run short. Worse news for McCain today is that Obama hit 50% in the single day of polling, while he dropped back to the low 40s. Obama increased his lead among independents compared to yesterday, has moved into a lead among men, and still holds about one in five conservatives. But six days, including Election Day, is an eternity and McCain cannot be counted out yet, though he may need a wing and a prayer.
OH, SNAP!ShamelessWeasel wrote:Rasmussen Obama 51 - McCain 46
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_ ... cking_poll
This is the 35th straight day that Obama’s support has been between 50% and 52%. With the exception of yesterday, McCain’s support has stayed between 44% and 46% during that stretch (see trends).
Zogby Obama 50.2 - McCain 43.3
http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1620
Pollster John Zogby: With less than a week to go, today’s numbers are not a good development for McCain. There is no momentum for him, and the clock is starting to run short. Worse news for McCain today is that Obama hit 50% in the single day of polling, while he dropped back to the low 40s. Obama increased his lead among independents compared to yesterday, has moved into a lead among men, and still holds about one in five conservatives. But six days, including Election Day, is an eternity and McCain cannot be counted out yet, though he may need a wing and a prayer.
Gallup now posts two "likely" voter models. The traditional model, which was used in past elections, has had McCain consistently closer than their newer model which weighs younger "likely" voters much more heavily. Which one is right will be determined, if at all, on Tuesday.NellyLunatic1980 wrote: Now, even though I've been saying for months that national polls are horses**t, I should note that Weasel forgot to post Gallup's most recent national poll. It has Obama up by 7 points amongst likely voters.
http://www.pollster.com/blogs/us_obama_ ... up10_2.php