phrigndumass (1000+ posts) Tue Sep-02-08 05:55 PM
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THE BOUNCE --->> It cannot be denied!
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x6886728
9/2 Real Clear Politics - Obama +6.4
9/2 Gallup Daily Tracking - Obama +8 (and 50%!)
9/2 Rasmussen Daily Tracking - Obama +6 (and 51%!)
8/31 CBS News - Obama +8
8/31 USA Today/Gallup - Obama +7 (and 50%!)
8/31 Diageo/Hotline - Obama +9
8/31 CNN - Obama +1
The state polls are sure to follow!
DCBob (358 posts) Tue Sep-02-08 06:08 PM
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8. I think it is more of a Palin dip.
There are so many scandals on-going I can keep count. The media is in a feeding frenzy. Plus the related story of McCain's pathetic attempt to vet her. It has been a bad 3 days for the McCain campaign and I am not sure the convention is going to help them much unless Palin can pull off a speech of a lifetime.
If it isn't by 13-15 The Obama loses in a landslide.
Look, in terms of Democratic women, there's an intensity of feeling that the party passed them over. I've not been politically active before. Never had an affiliation before. Didn't even know the key issues. But John McCain asked me to reach out because I can talk about economy and I can talk about women's issues, so I got involved.
"I'm meeting with these women everywhere - Colorado, Ohio, Nevada, Scranton, Penn., where Joe Biden's so big. Every important swing state, every place where Hillary ran big. Not New York because we may not win New York.
"These women are right now being told, 'The party doesn't own your vote.'
"And because of what happened to me at Hewlett Packard, women empathize with me the same way they empathize with Hillary. We're both fighters."
There's a great article in today's New York Post by Cindy Adams. The link is here:
http://www.nypost.com/seven/09022008/gossip/cindy/lady_pushes_mccain_on_hills_democrats_127082.htm
Here's a pretty good quote . . .QuoteLook, in terms of Democratic women, there's an intensity of feeling that the party passed them over. I've not been politically active before. Never had an affiliation before. Didn't even know the key issues. But John McCain asked me to reach out because I can talk about economy and I can talk about women's issues, so I got involved.
"I'm meeting with these women everywhere - Colorado, Ohio, Nevada, Scranton, Penn., where Joe Biden's so big. Every important swing state, every place where Hillary ran big. Not New York because we may not win New York.
"These women are right now being told, 'The party doesn't own your vote.'
"And because of what happened to me at Hewlett Packard, women empathize with me the same way they empathize with Hillary. We're both fighters."
Says a lot, doesn't it?
DCBob (358 posts) Tue Sep-02-08 06:08 PM
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8. Plus the related story of McCain's pathetic attempt to vet her.