I’m figuring McCain-Palin will beat Barack HUSSEIN Saetoro...er...Obama by six to ten million votes and maybe more.
OCTOBER 9, 2004
Kerry wins by a significant margin according to polls
OCTOBER 9, 2008
Obama wins by a significan margin according to polls
Was there any talk of a landslide 4 years ago?
They just said Obama up by 8 in Virginia. Sorry, don’t believe it. But McCain-Palin need to come to Virginia soon for a rally. Very soon.
I have NEVER seen the base so excited!
Anyone who fails to vote or chages his vote because of polls should have his voting rights revoked. Sadly, fools cannot be excluded from the voting process.
So...
It would appear that Gallup, Marist COllege, and the much-maligned Zogby called that race correctly.
But seriesly you make a good point. Don't trust these polls people. They are not accurate. The same thing happened in 2004 and 2000. Democrats would love for you to go quietly into the night. Don't surrender without a fight!
ACORN has obviously falsely registered MILLIONS AND MILLIONS of voters and obviously shows them as registered DEMOCRATS. The pollsters then see these waves of democratic registrations and “fix” their numbers to reflect what they THINK will be the voting demographics. Only those people won’t be showing up to vote, so the democratic turnout is being GREATLY exaggerated, which means McCain may well be ahead in a legitimate poll.
Gore had a narrow lead in 2000:
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2000_Oct_24/ai_66305753
In the article above:
Among the states in Harris Interactive’s October poll, Al Gore holds a 262 to 122 Electoral College advantage over George Bush. Overall, including best estimates for states not in the Harris Interactive poll, it is estimated that Gore holds a 317 to 221 advantage over Bush, with 270 needed to win. According to Harris Interactive analysts, it is important to recognize that Gore’s advantage is based on very narrow leads in a few large states:
— Florida (25 Electoral College votes), Gore leads by 49% to 43% in October,
down from 52% to 43% in September.
— Missouri (11), Gore leads by just 48% to 44%.
— New Jersey (15), Gore leads by 48% to 40%, down from 58% to 34% in
September.
— Ohio (21), Gore leads by just 48% to 45%, down slightly from 49% to 44%.
— Washington (11), Gore leads by just one point (45% to 44%).
I also remember that, on Election Day itself, Kerry had already won, as evidenced by exit polls.
To any reasonable, patriotic, logical American, who to vote for is obvious.
The liberal media has always tried to portray a picture of the immense numbers of supporters, yet, abortion is legal because of a few activist judges, and it is the same story for gay marriage. The millions upon millions of liberal supporters just does not happen.
The MSM is hell bent on taking the conservative base for a ride and making us believe that our vote will not count because so many more liberals have already anointed The One as president. This race is not over. Fortunately the attention span of most libs is days, no more than a week. The later all of the skeletons come out of Obambi’s closet, the more likely a landslide on the conservative side is.
well i sent them 20 bucks this month (all i can afford) and already voted via absentee voting
Obama is the biggest threat to this country that I can remember
Just the fact he is running is a disaster
McCain should be burying him in the polls
Forget the Bradley effect —McCain should be way ahead without it
There is no way the MSM will ever get righted
They are stocked to the gills with left wingers and the majority of Americans are led like sheep
That is a weird site that chooses the most recent poll, a single poll, to assign a state, and it assigns state in a hard yes or no fashion (only tied states are listed as up for grabs). That projection was actually dead on— the states Kerry lost were within MOE in the poll and on Election Day.