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Those polls mimic the polls that said Palin would lose to Frank Murkowski. When someone plays the game so far outside the box as does Governor Palin, neither the standard rules, nor polls, apply.

Palin historically draws votes two-to-three times greater than her pre-election poll numbers. Perhaps because of all the negative press propaganda which has been hallmarks of the negative campaigning run against her, there are seemingly always far mor people who are going to vote for her on election day than are willing to admit it in advance.

One thing is certain: She rarely polls well, and she mostly always wins. Go figure.

Short version, those numbers you posted ain't worth crap.

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When someone plays the game so far outside the box as does Governor Palin, neither the standard rules, nor polls, apply. Palin historically draws votes two-to-three times greater than her pre-election poll numbers.

Your hyperbole which may or may not create the effect you wish has not gone unnoticed by all, Gorgantua. I hope all the Palin supporters you have intentionally mocked here soon see your pseudo-auspices of your satirically-portrayed Sarah Palin and their affront on conservative politics and conservative voters.

("Palin is announcing on September 3rd in Indianola, Iowa")

By the way, your FR signature, (in italics above) is a dead giveaway too. You may have thought it seemed like a good move using Karl Rove's tactic to make Sarah Palin look bad on September 3, but at least know that some here know that political strategy, and YOU, dear sir, just gave your hand away.

Next thing we know, everyone here might get your line, and you'll be left with nothing but examining the political and social uses of Homer in early modern France at The University of Texas in Austin.