[Revolting cat!]

Skewed polls, sure, no question. What will you say though if after all these skewed polls Obama still wins? Honest question, what will you say?

[fortheDeclaration]

He won’t.

[Road Glide]

“Skewed polls, sure, no question. What will you say though if after all these skewed polls Obama still wins? Honest question, what will you say?”

If that happens, there’s gonna be a lot of chirpin’ crickets around this place come November 7th...
And a few truckloads of frozen crow, ready to microwave and serve!

The way I see it:
SOME of the polls are “skewed”. Perhaps more than a few.
But at least a small number of the polls aren’t.

Even those polls that aren’t skewed — Rasmussen, for example — show an uphill climb for Romney in states like Florida, Ohio, and Virginia. The warning signs are out there.

Let’s wait 3 more weeks and see how things start to firm up when the debates are done. If Romney’s going to win, it ought to be apparent by then...

[MNJohnnie]

Well if the margin is 1-2 points instead of 10 like the polls say we will remind all of you that next time you might want to be a little more skeptical about the polling.

Think about this. How do the polls effect turn out? Could 1-2 points worth of GOP votes nation wide be convinced that "it is hopeless, why should I vote" by these skewed polling?

The GOP has to fight this polling war every single election