[SquirrelKing]

Those passionate "Undecided Voters".

WHAT DO WE WANT?! SOMETHING!

WHEN DO WE WANT IT?! WHENEVER!

IS IT TIME FOR A CHANGE?! PROBABLY!

IS SECURITY AND ISSUE FOR YOU?! SORT OF!

IS IT THE ECONOMY, STUPID?! I THINK SO!

IS AMERICAN IDOL RIGGED?! YES!!!!!

[RFT1]

back to square one. A breadown I would like to see is the Conservative, Moderate and Liberal breakdown of voters and how they will vote.

Based on the polls I have seen, my gut tells me Bush has had a fairly big loss in support from blue collar white males, but is doing somwhat better among suburban women and hispanics.

[The Scorpion King]

Oh, no. This means that Kerry and Edwards could go heavier on the latent homo stump.

[sergeantdave]

Union members will slowly move toward Bush, and by election day the majority of union members will vote for Bush.

Why? Because they'll realize that the poodle and ambulance chaser support trial lawyers who shut down businesses, including those with union shops.

My prediction - Bush wins big in union states on election day.

[ThinkDifferent]

The president is seeing significant erosion in his support among men. In the 2000 election, Bush beat Al Gore 53% to 42% among men. And in four IBD/TIPP polls conducted since June, Bush's lead among men averaged nine points. But in the latest poll, the lead was slashed to one point (42%-41%).

If this is all true, then Bush's support among women must have significantly *increased*, since otherwise Kerry would have a much bigger lead. Funny how that didn't get mentioned.

[Paul Atreides]

But, but, but...Mr. Burns and Smithers have pretty hair!

[comebacknewt]

Wow. If W's lead is only 1 point amongst men, but he is still within two nationally, I really like his chances.

In the end, men are going to vote strongly in favor of the President. If he can hold his own with women, as he appears to be doing, he will win.