Posted on 08/27/2008 1:54:05 PM PDT by GoMonster
New Poll has McCain up by 9 in PA. What about scrappy Joe..??
If Obama loses PA, it’s doubtful he wins CO, NM, or NV.
Better yet, pull this thread altogether.
New Hampshire is shaky for the Dems and Wisconsin is always up for grabs.
This is not good news. Wish it was, but it isn't.
You have...haven’t you? I remember your posts.
You’re getting either McCain or Obama. That’s all there is to it.
mccain has had a wonderfully month. This seems to coincide with his new campaign manager. If he plays his cards right, he may win 49 states.
If he plays them wrong, he may lose 40.
The outcome of any war(campaign) is not predetermined.
I believe that a few other states are in play, and I think it might be a long night for Dems. (I think Rs might pick a few house seats.)
And help elect Obama!! Bob Barr is a LINO (LIBERTARIAN in NAME ONLY). He is a nutcase.
You Anti-mcCain FReepers are sick!!
Mr. ACLU, Mr. Peacenik, Mr. Al Gore Koolaid drinker Bob Barr? The same?
Wow.
“Mr. ACLU, Mr. Peacenik, Mr. Al Gore Koolaid drinker Bob Barr? The same?”
He also bites the heads of chickens.
(eye roll)
This is complete bunk, yes there is corrpution in Philly, no one would argue, but Philly does not carry the state by itself.
The old T that PA is claimed to have by pundents is really more of a giant L these days, the blue Pittsburgh area has been reddening consistently for the last few decades.
For a weak elitist dem, who does not and will not connect with the blue dog democrats that are the bulk of them in PA, to win the state he would have to come out of SE PA with about a 90% to 10% margin over McCain to win the state, and he won’t be able to do it.
It won’t be a landslide, but McCain will win this state on election day.
Kerry won PA safely.
Man, the polls are just all over the place.
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