1 posted on
10/23/2004 10:13:40 AM PDT by
hawaiian
To: hawaiian
Oh my gosh if you are still undecided you are borderline retarded.
2 posted on
10/23/2004 10:15:16 AM PDT by
Reagan79
(Ralph Stanley Rocks!)
To: hawaiian
Maybe Zogby's coming around. He wants Kerry to win but he also wants to keep his credibility.
He doesn't want to look like an a$$ when Bush wins in a landslide.
3 posted on
10/23/2004 10:16:09 AM PDT by
RockinRight
(Bush's rallies look like World Series games. Kerry's rallies look like Little League games.)
To: hawaiian
Someone on Fox just quipped that anyone who is undecided at this late date is unlikely capable of finding a place to vote let alone casting a ballot.
4 posted on
10/23/2004 10:16:51 AM PDT by
billorites
(freepo ergo sum)
To: hawaiian
7 posted on
10/23/2004 10:22:58 AM PDT by
plushaye
(President Bush - Four more years! Thanks Swifties.)
To: hawaiian
Zogby may be ready to drink Jim Jones kool-aid.
8 posted on
10/23/2004 10:24:59 AM PDT by
demlosers
( ONI: “Lieutenant Kerry wasn’t cleared to know what time it was!”)
To: hawaiian
To: hawaiian
These polls fail to register the large number of undecided Democrats there will be on November 3rd. They will have to decide which flavor Kool-Aid: Guyana Grape or Strychnine Cherry.
14 posted on
10/23/2004 10:33:06 AM PDT by
kik5150
To: hawaiian
-"Oh my gosh if you are still undecided you are borderline retarded." Didn't anyone think about these so-called "undecideds", just staying "undecided" all the way through Nov. 3rd???
Seems like if you're still "undecided", best if you just stay that way and STAY HOME NOV 2!!!!
To: hawaiian
Does anyone believe that 4% of the electorate is undecided?
What do you all think that figure even means?
I just don't see see 4 out of one hundred people in the samplings simply saying, "I haven't made up my mind yet." They would be waiting for what?
An act of God? Divine inspiration??
I just don't think that that 4% will vote at all, if it really exists.
20 posted on
10/23/2004 10:52:34 AM PDT by
bill1952
("All that we do is done with an eye towards something else.")
To: hawaiian
Yaawn never made the case that he could be a better CIC and lately has been proving he is not fit!
Pray for W and Our Troops
22 posted on
10/23/2004 10:54:35 AM PDT by
bray
(Yaawn didn't Marry-up at all)
To: hawaiian
It is possible that a significant number of undecideds are not undecided between Bush and Kerry, but undecided if they will vote for Bush or a third option such as Constitution Party, writing in Tancredo, or staying home. We need all those votes to overcome fraud. We can use all the borderlline retarded too.
25 posted on
10/23/2004 11:00:38 AM PDT by
Poincare
To: hawaiian
Maybe the undecideds are unhappy with Bush but are beginning to see that Kerry would be much, much worse than Bush in just about every way.
To: hawaiian
This is good news. Because the Democratic mantra lately has been that Kerry will win, despite trailing in the polls because the undecideds with break for Kerry en masse. If that is untrue, Kerry will not be able to win.
To: hawaiian
Undecided usually break for the incumbent. It generally takes more effort to decide for change than to decide on the status quo, people that are still undecided don't put a lot of effort into decision making, so they break towards the status quo.
35 posted on
10/23/2004 11:38:25 AM PDT by
discostu
(mime is money)
To: hawaiian
There is "conventional wisdom" that says that the undecideds will break for a challenger. The belief is that they want change and that's why they don't already support the incumbent. But, Pat Caddell says that the undecideds will break for the incumbent during a time of war; change is suddenly not desirable.
38 posted on
10/23/2004 11:49:33 AM PDT by
Redcloak
(Vikings plundered my last tag line.)
To: hawaiian
One important note about Zogby. Gore was occasionally up by two points in the fifteen days before the election, as was Bush. It really was neck and neck.
While Kerry ties Bush from time to time, I don't think he's had an advantage in Zogby's poll for quite a while. Could be that Frank Luntz was right. In the next few days, the floaters will float to Bush.
With Zogby, as with Rasmussen, as small lead is a big deal. I suspect, based on Bush's small lead in Zogby (assuming Zogby is the polling God he tells everyone he is) that it will be close, but not as close as people think.
I'm calling it. Bush 51-47. 280-258 EV (or, 300-238 if he wins Ohio).
To: hawaiian
Zogby: 1-day polling at 49-46, suggest undecideds may be breaking for Bush (overlooked by Reuters)
Zogby's trying to lull Dubya's supporters into low turn out!!!!!
46 posted on
10/23/2004 12:52:36 PM PDT by
VOA
To: hawaiian
Just voted in Wake County in North Carolina on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Waited in line for 1 hour to vote with lines stretching for maybe a couple of hundred feet. Chatted in line with a charming lady from Nicaragua who left because of the Sandinstas and dislikes liberal politics (duh). My guess is that the voter turnout is going to be huge this year. I hope that favors the forces of good and not the forces of evil!
To: hawaiian
You have to look deeper into the word "Undecided" for it's true meaning.
UN= The Un-living vote
DECIDED= Democratic DA decided not to investigate therefore letting their votes count.
....Works for me!
55 posted on
10/23/2004 4:31:34 PM PDT by
lionstar
(Kerry's goose will be cooked Nov. 2)
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