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To: 1-Eagle

Jeff Greenfield seemed reasonably fair back in the 1980s, as did some others in the media. That seems like ancient history now.

Todd’s May 2004 prediction does not really apply that closely to the situation today. But it does show that opinions change, pundits get things wrong, and that elections can be volatile.


27 posted on 10/05/2008 2:03:45 PM PDT by TNCMAXQ
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To: TNCMAXQ
Jeff Greenfield seemed reasonably fair back in the 1980s, as did some others in the media. That seems like ancient history now.

It is obvious to me that you haven't been paying attention for very long to make a statement like that.

In 1996 most of the polls had Dole losing by double digits. CBS had him losing by 28% right about this time in 1996. How can you generate any popular support, or raise funds if people think a "margin of error" insures accuracy, and that means Dole is going to get his clock cleaned?

In the end I think he lost by 8%, and that was with Ross Perot eating up a big chunk of the fiscal conservative vote. Jeff Greenfield is a partisan democrat idiot, second on that list only to Bill Schneider.

31 posted on 10/05/2008 2:11:12 PM PDT by 1-Eagle (Yeah that Ayers guy just lived down the street so we decided to launch my campaign from there.)
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