[No Dems 2004]

Well, none of us have much confidence in the Zogby polls, either at the state or national levels. But it is interesting to note that a number of his final state polls have shown movement in McCain's direction, which sharply contrasts his national poll which suggests a huge Obama blowout.

The poll also found McCain slightly edging Obama in North Carolina and holding about a 5 point lead in traditionally GOP Indiana.

But forget about the polls folks - get out and vote for John McCain and Sarah Palin!

[Republic Rocker]

Lets Roll tomorrow!

[Sun]

It’s all about turnout.

VOTE Tuesday!

PRAY now!

[AndyTheBear]

Yep, Zogby always seems to make his last polls more realistic to save his reputation.

[MHT]

Nice movement, but it's too little, too late.

The undecideds make their choice on the Saturday night before the election. They get out a beer and say, "Who would I rather watch on TV for the next four years?" Obama is the guy they want to have a beer with, not a squeaky old man. Sarah might have been a second thought versus listening to lying Biden or witchy Michelle, but the smooth-talker has won out over the straight-talker.

When all things are equal (or pretty level), style will win out over substance, youth over old-age, and humor over seriousness. McCain never had a chance.

[jerry557]

For whatever reason, America seems content on giving socialism a chance.

[wardaddy]

nothing to like about these polls

[2ndDivisionVet]

Toast - Why Obama Will Lose and the Political Analysts Will Be Destroyed
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2124448/posts

McCain-Palin 310 Obama-Biden 228 (Thanks to the PUMAs)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2124045/posts

[mlocher]

With credibility on the line, it’s time to tell the truth, or in this case, get closer to the truth.