Obama’s Lead Cut to Four in New Hampshire

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[fortheDeclaration]

I am sure the Obama campaign wishes the race ended last week. Peaked too soon and I believe the American people have wakened up from their slumber. I pray that is the case.

That has been the Democrat pattern for most Pres. elections.

They hope to gain an early lead in Oct. and hold it.

They start playing 'prevent defense' in the last week of Oct, hoping to coast to victory in Nov.

As any football fan knows, the 'Prevent Defense' only prevents one from winning the game.

The GOP puts it's full efforts in the last 2 weeks before the election, when most people are paying attention and therefore you see a large shift in momentum.

Obama needed to have a far bigger lead in the polls then he does if he hoped to win this.

[Pearls Before Swine]

If Obama wins in NH, the state motto, “Live free or die” will certainly have to change. And in Vermont, where he’s pretty much a lock, “Don’t tread on me” will have to be modified to “Walk all over me”. Good old conservative New Englanders, what happened to you?

[Allegra]

Well put! LOL!

And I was just about to give you kudos for your very well-reasoned remarks on a thread about third-party voters (and their oh-so-moral superiority.)

Well done on that. ;-)

[fortheDeclaration]

The fact is, the problem ISN'T with the women, it is with us, the MEN, who are not taking responsibility for the Government we have.

The women may be deceived, but men are indifferent.

Nothing has changed much since the Garden of Eden!

[LibLieSlayer]

His wife's love of barry probably is indicative of why he feels the way he does about women... not an excuse at all... just an observation. I doubt they agree on much and that will wear on a man.

I would NEVER have married a woman that would vote for a marxist... or I would have divorced her.

LLS

[uncbob]

Well the democrat primary polls were way out of wack in Obama’s favor

But McCain’s people are still not doing ENOUGH to pin the bank fiasco on the democrats and they better start trying to help the House and Senate candidates

[taildragger]

Nevermind Bradley, on that Tues. I want a stagnant low pressure system from Indiana across the Midwest all the way to PA, 34 Degrees and drizzling pellet-ice, with about a 12 mph wind....

[Allegra]

It refects on the man, too, if he made a choice to marry someone with whom he is not compatible.

Either that, or he is not man enough to rate a thinking woman and therefore resents us all. ;-)

I won't even date a liberal. It wouldn't ever lead to anything, so it would be a waste of both our time.

[Allegra]

Nevermind Bradley, on that Tues. I want a stagnant low pressure system from Indiana across the Midwest all the way to PA, 34 Degrees and drizzling pellet-ice, with about a 12 mph wind....

It would be especially nice to see weather like that over Grant Park in Chicago the night of November 4. ;-)

[CARTOUCHE]

Do you advocate taking away their right to vote?

I would advocate removing voting privileges for any person on state welfare whether black or white or red all over.

[LibLieSlayer]

Allegra... you are a GREAT American.

LLS

[Allegra]

Do you advocate taking away their right to vote?

Whose?

I would advocate removing voting privileges for any person on state welfare whether black or white or red all over.

I would not complain about voting criteria being stengthened along lines such as what you suggest. But I'm not the one advocating striking certain demographic groups from the voter rolls. I believe that would be the Voodoo guy.

[LS]

Lemme translate for our Spanish speaking amigos:

Juan McCain esto el hefe en Nueva Hampshire.

[manapua]

If they like RINOS up there so much, then why didn’t Romney take the state? He was the biggest RINO of them all in that primary.

[LS]

There is a lot to this, and you can see it in OH, where in our local polls McCain has done very well, indicating the national polls for some reason were lagging.

But the other thing that happened is that the fraud division of ACORN pulled out today. Apparently they didn't like the "compromise" the GOP and Rat SoS Brunner came to with the ballots. That tells me we've won.

To your analysis, though that says this: they were hoping to create a tidal wave of fraudulent voters and get a "bandwagon" effect early, KNOWING they would be in trouble over time.

[Allegra]

Thank you, LLS. :)

So are you.

[So Circumstanced]

Thankyou for saying so well what needs to be said.

[DAC21]

It has been reported that during the Primaries with Hildabeast, Bambi pulled in what he polled, but the undecided broke heavy for the Beast. So if Bambi is holding 50% without undecided, this may not be good for our guy. Of course that was based on the Polls the day before the primary. So Mac needs needs 70% of the undecided, and needs to chip away 2-3 points of those standing with Bambi.
I'm not sure there will be a Bradley effect per say

[fortheDeclaration]

There is a lot to this, and you can see it in OH, where in our local polls McCain has done very well, indicating the national polls for some reason were lagging. But the other thing that happened is that the fraud division of ACORN pulled out today. Apparently they didn't like the "compromise" the GOP and Rat SoS Brunner came to with the ballots. That tells me we've won. To your analysis, though that says this: they were hoping to create a tidal wave of fraudulent voters and get a "bandwagon" effect early, KNOWING they would be in trouble over time.

Amen.

Exposing ACORN has done a great deal to derail their efforts to steal this election.

I read where some voters from Alab. had withdrawn their Ohio vote because of the attention ACORN was getting.

[LS]

I just skimmed the new SoS “compromise” with the GOP on the questionable ballots, and it appears we’ve won. Any question at all on un-matched SS #s, they get thrown in a pile and double checked AFTER the election and (as I read it) are not counted until after that process.