Posted on 10/18/2004 5:08:29 PM PDT by unspun
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Let's get him all we can!
Live near or in Ohio, Florida, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Maine, Tennessee, North Carolina, Missouri, etc?
Volunteers are being sought....
I manned phone banks for an Hour in NH
got some signs too
hope to God he carries NH, OH and FL
> Bush will need to have Presidential favorability
> and polling levels of 51%, at least.
WaPo reluctantly puts JA at 54%.
However, these sources can easily be lying and spinning.
As I reprised on other threads earlier:
There are any number of reasons for the Pravda Press to lie
about poll results. Here are a few:
1. Money: Retain viewer/reader interest and keep
ratings/subscriptions up (and ad revenue)
2. Money: Keep the campaigns buying ads.
3. Agenda: Keep the DNC base from staying home 02 Nov
4. Agenda: Because even if Kerry can't possibly win,
they want to prevent GOP supermajorities in congress
5. Agenda: Force the GOP to spend money where they
don't really need to
6. Agenda: Have fake numbers to cover DNC vote fraud
I knocked on doors in South Philly for six hours on Saturday. I had a blast !
i didnt have the nerve to do that
as it is i flubbed it a few times on the phone
still i feel as though i helped out not only by donating as much as i can but by being proactive
felt good
i cannot stand Kerry
Survey USA had Kerry down by 3 in North Carolina. Dream on. Bush will win NC by at least 7 points.
I applaud your efforts! I spent the weekend delivering and putting up Bush/Cheney signs.
I live in Michigan but would consider going down to Ohio. The Michigan GOP has turned the 72 Hour Plan into the 96 Hour plan though and the insiders have said this will come down to turnout here. I would love for Michigan to provide an upset victory. Kerry and Bush are still running ads. I don't think it's settled here yet.
I applaud your efforts too ! I'm gonna do that 72 hour thing for the Bush campaign on the last weekend.
If Michigan is anywhere near close...Bush will win Ohio, PA, Florida, Iowa, MN, MO, and possibly NJ.
Nobody is perfect at phone banking right away. Takes practise.
When we went door to door, we targeted mostly Republicans. They're a friendly bunch.
I applaud you for donating money !
I think that the polsters' professional pride overrides their partisanship. They want to be right --especially just before November 2. Much, much money and reputation is at stake, there.
He will. He carried those three in 2000. This year he's going to take MN, IA, WI, PA and NM out of the red state column and turn them into blue states.
BUSH WINS HANDILY!!
Did the article infer that many undecided voters are white social conservatives? If that's so,why wouldn't they have reason to think that they'll break for President Bush?
> I think that the polsters' professional pride overrides
> their partisanship. They want to be right --especially
> just before November 2. Much, much money and reputation
> is at stake, there.
On the other hand, if modern Democrats ever get majority
hold of the country, we will never have credible elections
again, and the job of pollsters will be much easier, because
they'll just report what they are instructed to report.
They might see that as an attractive state of affairs.
I don't think the Bush campaign is using the msm to determine where they spend their money. They pay a lot of money on specialized internal polling that will tell them where to spend money and campaign.
That refers to what W's pollster, Matthew Dowd contended. Maybe it is spin. Maybe somehow, it reflects the work of Ralph Reed's registration drive --but a good poll should already be including newly registereds.
I think you're spot on. Rove and company aren't as dumb as Kerry looks.
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