October 10, 2008
IA: Obama 54, McCain 41 (SurveyUSA-10/8-9)
SurveyUSA
10/8-9/08; 692 Likely and Actual Voters, +/- 3.8%
Mode: IVR
Iowa
Obama 54, McCain 41
(9/17-18: Obama 54, McCain 43)
Senate: Harkin 58, Reed 37
By Eric Dienstfrey on October 10, 2008 7:41 PM | Permalink
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LOL!
And that doesn't prevent them from scheduling an event in IA tomorrow
see his official website: http://www.johnmccain.com/
McToasted is a JOKE
Please McCain campaign more in IOWA :-)
Here. Here.
McCain, please spend all your time and money in IA. I think you can take it, but you just have to apply yourself.
McCain camp schedule:
10.11 Road to Victory Rally: Saturday October 11th in Johnstown, PA
10.11 Road to Victory Rally with John McCain in Davenport, IA
Road to victory! Ironic.
McLame is pathetic. Just. Pathetic. A lot like his party.
well hes closer in Iowa than he is PA and he is spending tons of money in PA. In McCain logic it makes sense
Iowa is ONLY ahead by 13!?!?!! LOL!
If you ask me, just the way he runs a campaign shows he is not qualified to run the country.
Instead of going aggressive in FL he is campaigning in PA nad IA. Smart!
Polling data on RCP doesn't show any lead for McCain starting from Nov 9th of 2007 till date
For me McCain campaigning in IA is like campaigning in NY or MA,I might be exaggerating but it looks close
OOOH. Thank goodness McShame was in the midwest to boost up these polls!
Alaska lawmakers vote 12 - 0 to release troopergate report.
Boomer I mean BREAKING NEWS
He just needs to go MORE negative, more negative would move all those moderates and independents to his side!!!
/snark off
boomcrap
HA HA HA HA the unqualified evil women abused her powers.
maddiekat:Alaska lawmakers vote 12 - 0 to release troopergate report.
Boomer I mean BREAKING NEWS
So now Palin is throwing the first dude under the bus. That's some shotgun family values for you!
BiPartisan committee declares The Hockey Mom broke state law.
BTW, Do you know any people of color who play hockey? Me neither.
Yep, here we go. She abused her powers but "didn't break the law". They just gave the right-wingers their excuse..."she didn't break the law!" Watch how little they care that the report clearly states that she abused her powers, as if that doesn't count unless she breaks the law.
http://cnnwire.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/10/palin-abused-power-but-didnt-break-law-in-trooper-case/
incumbent your probably right on what right wing nutjobs will say but it gives obama plenty of ammo to hit mccain/palin with.
GOP rep says Palin should stop
By ANDY BARR | 10/10/08 2:54 PM EDT
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Republican Rep. Ray LaHood of Illinois said Friday that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin should cool her rhetoric directed at Barack Obama.
“This doesn't befit the office that she's running for. And frankly, people don't like it,” LaHood said during an interview on WBBM, a Chicago radio station.
Palin has accused Obama of “palling around with terrorists” and of putting “political ambitions in front of doing what's right for our troops.”
As Palin and running mate John McCain have upped the level of attack against Obama, the crowd at their rallies have grown increasingly angry toward the Illinois senator. In recent days, shouts of “terrorist” and “traitor” have come from the crowd when McCain has mentioned Obama’s name.
LaHood criticized the attacks against Obama, which he said “certainly don't reflect the character of the man.”
The Illinois Republican, who announced last year that he will retire at the end of this term, has endorsed McCain.
Just another week though of McCain NOT talking about the economy so good news for DEMS however you wanna look at it breaking the law or NOT.
The troopergate report just released suggests Palin overstepped her power as Governor.
We already have had a VP who doesn't understand the limits to his authority.
I think we don't need another.
I wonder if the secret service decided to whisper in mccains ear that they didn't like what he was doing.
Enough said
Lock Palinocchio up
Hi Boomshak...Feeling okay?
Who is the real Sarah Palin, my friends?
Troopergate. Witchdoctor. tsk tsk
Rethugs = Hypocrites
L I A R S
See now I'm confused. CNN's report said she abused her powers but didn't break the law, but the AP is saying she "unlawfully" abused her authority. Which is it???
She unlawfully abused her power. It is still up to a court to decide what if any charges will be brought. McCain knows it is over and his words today was an attempt to save his legacy.
It appears the investigator concluded that Palin violated the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act. However, that may not be a criminal violation (often governmental ethics violations are grounds for disciplinary action, including firing, but not criminal action).
She broke the law, but it's up to the Republican controlled AZ legislation to censer her.
sarah palin is always questioning Obama's jugement on the canpaign trail -- well that shows a lot about her jugement -- LOL
During that rally in MN where McCain was forced to defend Obama, in front of thousands of rabid right-wingers, McCain just looked so...alone.
@Evolve
AZ or AK?
Adjusted for 2004 exit poll, by gender Obama +13; by ideology +9. Obama is +17 with females; and +34 with moderates.
The lead in early voting that Obama has in Iowa is impressive
boom disappeared now that he promises NOT to vote for McShame.
Wow...I think today was officially the END of McCain's campaign. Having to talk down to his OWN supporters, who BOOed him when he had to tell them "Do not be afraid of Obama as President." You could see the look on his face and in his eye. The floor just dropped out!
And the Troopergate report isn't going to help.
Those 14% in Iowa that already voted, I and my wife were two of them. Felt good to go to the county auditor's office in Adel Iowa and put two in for Barack
Incumbent-
I was confused about that too. Apparently Palin violated ethics laws in pressuring Monegan to fire the state tropper. So she could be impeached for this if the state senate wanted to.
The same is true in GA and NC, Obama is way ahead in early voting according to SUSA
Could Palin be empeached?
Impeached
@fed: yes, but she wont
That would be a circus
Where are you guys getting ur early polling info? I'd like to see!
I guess you would call Palin a Maverick abuser of power!
The racist right wing base is showing itself. They are terrified of an African American President.
This is why we in the major metropolitan areas look down our noses at you.
We are better than you and the McCain-Palin rallies in Red State America this week proved it.
In the surveyusa link, each poll has a column with the early voting informaion
The fired official may sue.
The Embarracuda strikes again!
According to this article, Palin did break the law, even if the comisson says she didn´t http://www.opednews.com/articles/Sarah-Palin-Broke-The-Ethi-by-Rev-Bill-McGinnis-081010-556.html
*rubs eyes*
Is it just my imagination, or has Georgia turned pink???
What is this strange world I'm living in. I don't recognize it at all.
Damn forget the Troopergate story...the story of the day is Boom not gonna vote for McSame!!! Where did he say that?
Boom's not voting for McCain? Now that is the story of the day. Is he just not voting or does he have another candidate in mind? There's always Bob Barr and Ralph Nader to consider Boom. ~_^
@ Babbit
Check the early voting in GA, surveyusa has him Obama with a 29 lead
@ Babbit
Check the early voting in GA, surveyusa has Obama with a 29 lead
I guess all that going right, left, right left, McCain is doing (erratic) is not paying after all
Its actually smart that McCain is campaigning in IA, WI and PA. Hes down in the electoral lead even if he wins FL, NC and VA so his best chance for victory is to turn one of IA, PA and hope and pray none of the red states turn or WI. In fact its the only chance he has for victory.
Who remembers when Barack Obama was talking about a 50 state strategy back during the primaries? People laughed at the very idea, but just look at what's happening. He is actually competing in places like Georgia.
I'm glad Obama campaign issilenton troopergate. It speaks for itself it doesn't matter in the big picture. Every time she attacks now she will have zero credibility
Today, when McCain told the crowd that there was no reason to be afraid of an Obama presidency, I had the feeling he was kind of accepting defeat and asking his followers to accept and respect Obama. Did someone else think that?
To think but 4 months ago I really wanted to vote for John McCain. Shows how much the universe can change... because when I read this today, I thought "Even a guy like me, who has voted Republican as many times as Democrat, feels with total disgust and disappointment that this piece pretty much sums up exactly how I feel about my ex-hero, John McCain."
Time to Ask McCain: "Have You Have No Sense of Decency Left?"
Bob Shrum, Oct. 10 2008
McCain had to back off and almost apologize at an event in Minnesota when a questioner in his crowd alleged that Obama was "an Arab." McCain meekly had to explain, over the evident unrest of his supporters, that Obama wasn't dangerous.
But who was responsible for leaving people to think that he was dangerous in the first place? The McCain campaign grab-bag of tarnished tactics has trafficked in soft hate and hard fears about "the other." It has been said that everything in America ultimately comes back to race. But with Republican campaigns in trouble, starting with Barry Goldwater and continuing with Nixon's "southern strategy" in 1968, it really always does come back to race.
The McCain forces have taken this to a new low; there is no way to deny the deliberate, conscious attempt to portray Obama as unAmerican; not "one of us" as Pat Buchanan said tonight on "Hardball"; someone "who doesn't see America as we do," in the venomous patois of Palin.
In all decency, it is at least worth mentioning, even as we note that Obama is not an Arab or a Moslem, that there is something profoundly unAmerican about denigrating all Arabs or all Moslems as suspect or evil. Or, for that matter, something profoundly unAmerican about playing to the old prejudices that many assumed would prevent any African-American from ever becoming President in their lifetimes. The appeal to intolerance is amplified by commentators like Buchanan and William Kristol, who urge the McCain campaign to pound away at Obama's former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. They have a list of names they want McCain to flourish and a wave of innuendos they want McCain to raise. Joe McCarthy would recognize this; it's the smear technique that he virtually patented. To borrow a phrase from that period, a phrase that shattered his reign of intimidation, maybe we ought to ask the McCain forces, the candidate and his supporting commentariat, "Have you no sense of decency left at all?"
I don't think McCain does.
And in effect he is sending a message to voters that he has no chance at all of winning if the campaign is waged on great issues like the economy. So as things get more serious in a deeply troubled America, the McCain campaign gets more frivolous. The campaign manager, Rick Davis, says the financial crash is for CNBC to discuss every day, not for the candidates. Instead, we hear about Ayers, ACORN (conveniently, a "community organization" that helps poor, and in many cases, black families) --and, of course, Obama's middle name. How much of his vaunted courage would it take for McCain to publicly rebuke, on the spot, any supporter who rolls out the name "Hussein" as an epithet that connects Obama to you-know-who?
The reality is that in a country facing two wars and a mounting economic crisis, these desparate and despicable appeals aren't working. Obama's lead is mounting, nationally and in the battleground states. But there is a threat here too that is all too real. When I heard someone in a Palin crowd yell out "traitor" as the candidate lashed out at the Democratic nominee, I thought of the full-page ad that appeared in a Dallas newspaper on the morning of Nov. 22, 1963. The headline--"Wanted for Treason"-- was sprawled across a poster-sized photo of President John F. Kennedy.
You don't put country first by running this kind of campaign.
fed.
cant find those survey usa georgia numbers
@Dave: The game is over. Palin's abuse of power is the final nail in the McCain/Palin coffin. McCain needs to work really, really hard to protect his image/legacy at this point. He should fire his entire campaign staff and go back to straight talk again. Just come right out and tell us all the truth, and for goodness sakes he's gotta stop the hate mongering. I think really he's already started down this path when he told his supporters today that they shouldn't be afraid to have Obama as a president.
Man, I don't know what I'm gonna do when this election ends. I'm gonna be like a crackhead trying to get his next fix. With McSame's fumble today with defending O in front of his crowd of hooligans, this election cycle just reached a new level of excitement. I have never seen a presidential candidate concede 3 1/2 weeks BEFORE the election. LMAO!
@ the Dude
ditto, that was incredible, I guess the ultra right must be unhappy and probably we will see the negative ads go off the air, if they don´t pull them of the air, McCain won´t look good and it will seem as he is not running the campaign
thanks fed
htey are so confused. He's a hypocryte. He let's these people talking knowing they're going to spew this racist stuff then he backs off.
He looks like a fool and his crowd is an unruly mob
"Do not be afraid of Obama as President."
Doesn't this go against about 90% of his attack ads. In these he states that people should be afraid of Obama as President?
Man-O-Man...all Obama needs to do is run 15 second snippets of this statement everywhere that McCain is running his attack ads.
It'll not only deflate the wingnut right wingers but will utterly confuse anyone that was going to support McCain because of the hit ads.
Republicans abusing their powers? That's hard to imagine!
When is over really over?
Perhaps when Chris Buckley of National Review, lifelong republican, son of conservatism's greatest spokesman of the 20th Century, William F Buckley switches his endorsement from McCain to Obama, calls McCain out on his total loss of authenticity, his mindless VP pick, and his recent "bring the torches and pitchforks" hatefests, and even state that Obama, being smart, of steady temperment may become a good or even a great leader.
I made me realize how much I actually enjoyed watching his dad at times, because he actually respected the intellect rather than condemning it as a simply a means for hoodwinking and bamboozling the Joe Sixpack's of the world.
Looks like Republicans with a conscience or a moderate reputation to uphold are distancing themselves from McCain, and who knows how many are expressing their displeasure behind the scenes. I'm gratified that McCain is starting to realize that he's unleashed a torrent of hate and that it threatens to take on a life of its own; that's very dangerous and, as we saw with Prime Minister Rabin, can yield tragic results. Given that Obama already has already faced death threats it can only increase the likelihood that some nutcase will take this into his/her own hands. Palin seems to be positively gleeful in spewing this hate and feeding off the bloodthirsty crowd; McCain has a long senate career and a "War Hero/POW" franchise/reputation to protect from sinking into the muck; now he's finally acted. I don't trust his motives one bit at this point but I am thankful that he's showing restraint when it's needed.
I have a question. For the early voters it has two columns -One that says "Actually Voted" (9%) and the other that says "Likely Voter" (91%). Does this mean that 9% of the individuals say they already have voted early...and the remaining 91% are intending to?
It's a bit confusing. But if the LV represents people who say they intend to vote, but haven't that still means that Obama has the votes with the surplus "banked" while the remainder may be able to be convinced, or may lose interest in the race.
"He's not an Arab - He's a decent family man"
Pretty much sums up the attitude when this is the argument of reason at a rally.
I think you can assume it is close to over when start hearing journalists traveling with the McCain campaign saying "Now, he has even lost the pitchfork brigades"
Looks like those who actually voted early support Obama disproportionately to those who haven't. I've seen some stats a while back that showed that AA's in GA tend to vote early (perhaps because facilities for same day voting aren't the best in GA).
Of course I hope that every early voter is white, 70 yrs old and from NW GA.
In any event I've been following GA Pres. polling all year and it's been really interesting to see how things got very close for a while over the summer, repositioned back to expected levels when McCain/Palin brought in the base, and have now coalesced back to mid to high single digits once again.
I'm looking forward to Nov 4th to see how it all shakes out in GA, but, let's face it; getting the necessary 30% of the white vote (even with AA's at historic levels) in GA may be an impossibility, even with McCain's campaign not-so-slowly imploding.
I think you can assume it's over when you start hearing journalists traveling with the McCain campaign say "Now he has even lost the pitchfork brigades"
@cinnamonape, you said "Does this mean 9% of the individuals say they already have voted early ...and the remaining 91% intend to"
Yes you understood it correctly.
Also it is possible the remaining 91% of LV may or may not vote.
That is to say, facilities in AA precincts may not be adequate, and long lines may be a given, especially this cycle.
Please correct me if I'm wrong on this. I am engaging in pure speculation
Does any one know why Zogby has not released his poll tonight????
Maybe Zogby realized there is no need to poll anymore, tha its over............
haha.....That is a good point.
Zogby is out....UNCHANGED Obama +4
According to SUSA in NC:
Of the 5% of the survey have voted early, Obama leads 65% to 31%!!!!!
Now I'm sure the Dems and Obama are doing a heck of a GOTV effort, but that's STILL one HELLUVA head start!!!!
Interesting...the early voting percentages are IDENTICAL in Iowa to GA...except 14% have voted instead of 5%...it's 65% BO - JM 31%.
Hey folks : Have you noticed something? The GOPERS have disappeared. McCain had to admit today when he was confronted by one of his more rabid supporters that Obama was not a traitor. He looked scared. I think he is an honorable man. My problem is with his fan club. They seem to be composed mostly of bigots and people who feel that true patriotism consists of flying the flag. This is my opinion - at some point today John McCain realized that the majority of people who still support him are what is known as "white trash".
Will be interesting to see how McCain/Palin handles things this next week. IMHO, she should step down from the ticket. McCain should insist on it. Won't happen, tho. The old "GOP" party is dead. It has been hijacked by the religious right.
Love this site and all the comments. Lots of good thinkers on this site! Thanks for teaching me more about polling and politics...
Ummmmmm... Early voting starts in NC next Thursday... So unless the old folks voting absentee are coming out in droves for us (which'd sorta be game, set , match), I dunno whwre SUSA is getting those #s
Let me start to say that I am an African American that voted for Bush. What I see in MN during that McCain campaign rally comfirms what My friends have been telling me about "republicans" . of course I know there are racists people evrywhere you go. But today was one of the "saddest" day of my life because I see people some white "republicans" are most concern about about Obama (black person) than the economy.It might be my interpretation and I hope I am wrong.
Phew! Obama up 11 in OR. (Per Rasmussen) I was so worried about OR. :)
32k voters have already voted in NC (by absentee).
My understanding is that it is illegal to release actual voting results before polls close. Perhaps I'm wrong.
I would suggest that what these pollsters are telling us in Iowa, Georgia, and North Carolina is that of those people who have been polled, "x" percent said they have already voted.
But that does not tell us the actual number of votes. And in any event, the poll results are not official.
Lech
Lech - correct on all three accounts. However, the SOE can release how many have voted (just not who/what they voted for).
Thatcher, thanks for response.
Voting distribution (roughly two to one for Obama) in those three states certainly would be encouraging to Obama campaign.
However, I would advise caution, as 32K in North Carolina, for example, is only about 1 percent of the anticipated turnout in that state. And, depending on who cast those ballots, the two to one trend for Obama could be quite misleading.
Just trying to express some caution. :)
Cheers,
Lech
You are not helping your cause by posting the early polling numbers from people who have already voted if you are an Obama supporter. There is a reason why the MSM will not release exit polling data prior to the polls closing in a particular state. You can effect the final outcome of the election by doing so. Any media outlet that publishes these numbers is acting highly unethically. And if you repost those numbers in other forums you are only making it worse.
You are potentially driving down participation among Obama supporters who haven't voted yet, and encouraging those who oppose Obama to turn out in higher numbers.
Also, you cannot exptrapolate the demographics of the final vote based on such a small sample of early voters. Obama supporters are clearly more enthusiastic about their candidate than McCain supporters, so they are more likely to turn out as soon as possible to vote. The numbers of Republican vs Democratic voters will even out by the time the polls close on Nov 4.
eric makes an excellent point. We need to keep the fiire up until the battle is over.
No mercy for the Republicans, embarrass them.
Good Morning
With regards to publishing actual early voting numbers: we have some IGNORANT IDIOTS posting these. I implore them to desist.
PALIN: It is increasingly clear that she was not properly vetted and she is NOT fit to serve.
There is no greater offence from an Executive officer than ABUSE of POWER. If she abused the power of office to seek sexual pleasures? to advantage her friends and relatives? to have a man lose his livlihood?
For some time Palin had been slandering, in fact since her first introduction by McCain, she has been disrespectful to the process and Obama.
I believe that she has gone further, well beyond the boundary of anything acceptable. Whist McCain yesterday changed tact, he already at the beginning of the campaign had disavowed the very tactics that his Campaign and Palin in extremity have adopted. Is he going to disavow the incendiary language of Palin.
To those who say that the Ayers, Wright, Resko, Acorn connections are fair game - which of course they are - Palin's crime is the deliberate incitement. Her language and cohorts language are irresponsible put at risk and are a stain on the democracy and freedom that we cherish.
What does it take an assination attempt? My view is that Feds should make clear to Palin that she runs the risk of being indicted and should an attempt be made on Obama she and McCain will be charged with be an assessory.
McCain - it is clear that this man is not in charge of his campaign and almost completely out of touch with the reality facing the vast majority of American people. McCain lacks the judgement and temperament pre-requisite for command and has demonstrated that aptly throughout his life, career and in this campaign.
I can not stress enough, from my own comfortable vantage point, the dire State of the Nation. Our economy is essentially bankrupt. Our infrastructure is crumbling, we need renewal and we are faced with ruin for very many of our citizens.
We are fighting 2 wars. We have several potential conflicts with the Russians and Iranians, wars of choice, we should avoid.
@BOOMFAIL
And now BOOM promises to vote for obama.
UT-OH - POSSIBLE RICO (rackateering) INVESTIGATION OF OBAMA UNDERWAY:
"There IS a RICO investigation of ACORN and the Obama campaign underway - this has now been established by the mainstream media. Right now it’s rumored here in Chicago that Patrick Fitzgerald is heading it (confirmation on that has not come yet). There is a lot of activity in Chicago right now, with a lot of IRS agents looking into the finances coming in and out of this city, and across state lines (this was established on Monday when the GOP issued emergency press releases that much of Obama’s campaign contributions could very well be illegal foreign contributions - what appears to be deliberately poor record keeping designed to hide the true identities and monetary sources of online donors is at issue here). We see in 15 states now that ACORN is being busted for attempted voter fraud, and for fraudulent, illegal voter registratons in the hundreds of thousands, if not a million. The article below states, and we have confirmed this with people who know for sure, that the people who gathered evidence of Obama’s fraud and voter intimidation techniques during the primaries against Hillary Clinton are sharing everything they have with the Republican Party and the federal government."
NOTES:
Don't know how much truth there is to this and it comes from a pro-Hillary site that HATES Obama, so filter as you like; however, we DO know that ACORN is being investigated in 15 states for voter fraud and there are whispers the whole thing is about to blow wide open nationwide.
Let me make it clear, ACORN and the voter fraud is 100% a Democrat Problem. There is NO Republican equivalent to ACORN. Obama has paid ACORN $800,000 this year to help him.
Can Obama bob and weave hsi way out of this one? Don't know. Just wish we had a better candidate with some real balls to go after Obama on this. Seems like at this point, McCain just wants to be liked more than anything else.
We'll see.
@thoughtful,
"To those who say that the Ayers, Wright, Resko, Acorn connections are fair game - which of course they are - Palin's crime is the deliberate incitement. Her language and cohorts language are irresponsible put at risk and are a stain on the democracy and freedom that we cherish."
I know you mean well, but that statement is just idiotic. So now Palin criticizing Obama is a CRIME? You say she is guilty of deliberate incitement. Can you show me evidence of where she has specifically called for violence against Obama? A couple nutjobs (probably Obama plants) in the crowd yelling out insults don't count. 2 people in a crowd of 10,000 yell insults and from now on, every McCain/Palin rally is "an angry mob". What utter bullsh*t.
Can you name the law for me that she is breaking?
This is what scares me the most about you libs. You want to outlaw all dissent. Take, for instance, the Fairness Doctrine whose sole purpose is to silence Conservative Talk Radio. If that gets passed, I wonder how MSNBC will feel about being forced to have Rush Limbaugh on their show because of "equal time"? That knife cuts both ways.
@common sense:
"Hey folks : Have you noticed something? The GOPERS have disappeared."
No, we are just out on a Friday night in the company of beautiful women unlike the lonely moonbats in here.
DKOS - No change 52-40
http://www.dailykos.com/dailypoll/2008/10/11
HAHA - Beautiful woman. Sarah Palin Blowup Dolls!
From DailyKos poll today -20 Unfavorabilty Today for The Blowup Doll.
CANDIDATE FAV UNFAV NO OPINION
MCCAIN 41 51 8
OBAMA 58 32 10
BIDEN 58 30 12
PALIN 36 56 8
Obama reaches his highest level on RCP tracking:
RCP Average 10/03 - 10/10 -- 49.4 42.3 Obama +7.1
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.html
Instead of going out with beautiful woman boomboom maybe you should be canvassing or phonebanking?
boomcrap
Your linking blogs to Hillbuzz? That explains you, your one of those PUMA freaks.
Good Morning, guys!!!
Please, Hillary supporters? Poor people...they have accused Obama of anything under the sun: from having being born in Kenya, to being a muslim, to Michelle's "withey" video, to "you name it." I am surprised for a new accusation? let me think, NO :-)
Ras is late this morning. He either had a late night with Hannity or he is trying to make the numbers better.
Today's scheduled event MClosing events.
John will be in Iowa campaigning in a state where he's down by double-digits and Palin will be in Pennsylvania that current puts them at a -13 to -16 deficit. That is the definition of defeat in political terms.
On the other hand, Obama will be in Philly all day putting the icing on the cake.
boomshak
BREAKING NEWS!!!
The McCain camp has just implicated Obama's two young daughters to BO BO the clown!!
RAS 52-45
HAHA....
ras: O52; M45 - chew on that boom
McNasty is going to NC next week. Cindy is there today, talking about scared? :-)!!
Rasmussen O+7
Now, we see why Ras' was relunctant to show those numbers. I can hear him sobbing :-(
Where is "boomy"?
Obama´s lead has been over 50 for 16 days now.
first!
Posted on October 10, 2008 8:00 PM