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To: goldstategop
What truly bothers the Obama campaign is the fact that some pollsters get up to an 80% refuse-to-respond result. You can't possibly include these in the polls, but they are. The truth is, people are afraid to let people know who they're voting for. The vast majority of these responders are McCain supporters. Obama is the hip choice and we all know it," and they're worried that hip does not translate on Election Day.

Bingo, case closed, game over, sayonara, its all over, toast, fat lady sings, the story of the election, the reason for the ridiculous polls. Its going to be President John McCain and Vice President Sarah Palin.

14 posted on 10/31/2008 3:50:59 PM PDT by HerrBlucher
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To: HerrBlucher

“What truly bothers the Obama campaign is the fact that some pollsters get up to an 80% refuse-to-respond result. You can’t possibly include these in the polls, but they are. The truth is, people are afraid to let people know who they’re voting for. The vast majority of these responders are McCain supporters. Obama is the hip choice and we all know it,” and they’re worried that hip does not translate on Election Day. “
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Have you ever checked out the blogs in the middle of a work day? They are completely (and I mean completely) dominated by leftist (Most likely welfare recipients, college professors, etc.,). These are the people who have the TIME to spend on taking part in polls. The rest of us work all day and spend the evening just trying to get what we need to get done at home. Polls are undoubtedly dominated by the “blog during the day” slugs and don’t represent the majority of working people.


35 posted on 10/31/2008 4:44:12 PM PDT by onevoter
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