No kidding! She could draw 500 during a hurricane.
Andy, NH ain't that big. :-) Drive to Dover!!
NH is IMO the most likely blue state from 2004 to flip to the good guys.
And I'll say it again. These are not the movements of a campaign trying to shore up its base, of a campaign trailing badly in the polls. The McCain/Palin team is in the driver's seat electorally. And they know it.
I'm not guaranteeing a win. We still have a long way to go. But this nonsense about the election being over is just that - nonsense.
Last time I was in NH there were more Obama signs....I came back this week and saw McCain/Palin everywhere....not just little signs..I mean huge signs. I am stoked!
I will be there. I already called the school, the lady in the Sups. office you could tell does not like Sarah....she said “ I know nothing about Sarah Paline” I told her well you better because its going to be huge!
he he ;)
All great points. To which I would add one additional point. Even if you assume that today McCain is behind in places like NC and VA — and I wouldn’t make that assumption, which depends upon flawed state by state polling that oversamples Democrats and disregards actual exit poll data from recent elections — that doesn’t mean that he will behind in those places two weeks from now. Every competitive election involves a tightening towards the end when most base voters return home and swing voters start making up their minds. WHen this happens, McCain will pull ahead in these states, making the states that he is now campaigning in (NH, WI, IA, PA, OH, etc.) the true battleground states.