Survey USA: Obama by just 3 in Minnesota?

Who did they poll ? Maybe the McCain Campaign Bus ? lol

THAT ONE ’08

this one is voting for THAT ONE ’08

My friend Joe the Registered Nurse, whose father fled the Sandinistas and who is, therefore, an ardent anti-communist conservative, has told me he voted for Obama. He said, “McCain represents the past. If the democrats don’t win decisively, we’ll know the election was rigged.”

Yes John, go to MN right now! Don’t waste time in OH, FL, PA, VA, CO, AZ, etc

Perhaps Americans will think it through before casting that vote… a junior senator with a radical past and almost zero experience, who needs aids to spoon feed him answers… or a tried and true hero who is a true reformer, independent, and has the experience to lead from the first day in office. If America votes for Obama, it will at least be fun watching the jihadists slap him around, then perhaps the lefties will realize they hate all of Western Civilization and will not quit just because our leader has a little charm…

SurveyUSA is a tool of ABC Channel 5 locally which is owned by Hubbard Broadcasting a very conservative (Republican) station. The Hubbard family is one of the largest Republican donors. Their US Senate polling also has never had Franken ahead.

Who’s kidding whom? MN is going Blue and a horrible McCain campaign strategy is to blame… along with the choice of an unseasoned, unprepared VP. But ya gotta wonder whether Palin (SarahSixPack.com) is actually going to be the GOP’s standard bearer, or whether she’ll just be a footnote in history. Obama (ObamaAgain2012.com) is a shoo-in this go-round, and it’s very likely that he’ll effectively use the power of his incumbency in ’12 to win a second term. Question is: Will Palin’s star power within the GOP continue all the way into 2016? Isn’t it more likely that many brighter (!) GOP stars will emerge during the next 8 years?

An Obama presidency would certainly be in for a rough ride. Regardless of the polls, Americans don’t want an ultra-paternalistic government. Hillary was a Centrist and that is why she was popular. Bill was also a Centrist. He passed major Welfare Reform in 1996! These type of Dems have seen the light of day regarding Socialism and Paternalism. For all of Bush’s criticism by liberals, he has actually been more socialistic than his predecessors. So the labels don’t apply anymore. OBAMA IS MORE LIKE BUSH THAN MCCAIN. Obama will put government on steroids, will run up our debt, because he is an ultra-liberal democrat.Democrats are more inclined to take personal liberties than republicans. In this case the labels hold true because Obama will try to dictate your life more than McCain.

Real Clear Politics has Minnesota at 6.9 points for Obama, with a 3 point margin of error. It would be possible to conduct a poll with a 3 point spread. Hockey moms, moose hunters, doctors, nurses, and married couples making over $120,000 will definitely vote McCain-Palin.

We really need a third party in this county. I don’t like either of them, they are just like every other politician. We need to vote out all who now sit in Washington. GO RON PAUL!

He blew it. He’s lost over five points in Pennsylvania, Survey USA is, contrary to the quote above, a VERY accurate pollster-by Nate Silver’s OWN estimates of pollsters on his site-he has them as number 3 in his list of most reliable pollsters-so dismissing this is just wishful thinking and a refusal to acknowledge REALITY.

MN within MOE. VA is now a tossup per yesterday’s polls. Obama has lost nearly seven points in the last week in PA and hasn’t even GONE there and won’t BE there before tomorrow-another 2-3 points for McCain-we’re within MOE there as well. And Obama’s own internals showed 70% of undecideds breaking to McCain three to four weeks ago.

At this point, the trendlines show McCain will win take PA, VA and Minnesota tomorrow, and will hold on in NC, ND, MT, AZ, IN, GA and MO. And Florida? Nate Silver himself moved it to trending McCain yesterday. Look at history. It is always “close” and virtually always ends up red in Florida. A conservative southern state voting for two northern democrats? HELLO?

McCain will win with 271-279 EV’s.

Obama, like the last two democratic candidates, let himself get sucked into the “Florida/Ohio” game and dumped his own original strategy (PA and VA). His big mistake of the campaign. “Gee, I don’t need to win in GA or ND or AZ, but I’ll spend a bunch of money and time on that.”

This lack of any grasp of a WINNING strategy proves I should NOT have voted for him.. Now, even if he wins Ohio, Iowa, NM, CO and NV, he still LOSES the election.

Why are democrats so utterly incapable of giving up Florida? Obama had a lock until he basically quit campaigning in PA and pretty much trapped himself into the Ohio/Florida game.

If I could take back my Obama vote today I would!

SIgn me “Sick of Democratic losers in presidential campaigns”

War heroes should not be entitled to presidency. They have to earn it. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were far less experienced than all the top IBM and HP executives but they beat them in shaping the future.

What America needs is an intelligent man who can ponder over issues and select the most optimum solutions.

McCain is unstable in his decision making because he thinks he is experienced and he knows every thing. Just watch him talking. He always says, ‘I know”, “I know”. Just because you are have spent 25 years in Senate, you don’t know every thing sir.

If Republicans are so fond of Mccain, why did not they elect him to run for presidency in 2000. They thought Bush is better than McCain. According to Republican Party’s logic, they are asking us to vote for a man who is worse than Bush. Go figure.

As the result of eight years “neo-conservative” administration, the word “liberal” is less scary than the word “conservative” now-a-days. Nobody is going to be scared by the term liberalism any more. That tactic had worked the last 8 years and brought Bush and his Billionaire friends to power. Now, it is time for the working people to look forward and for a better America. It is time for change and hope!!

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/11/03/mccain-draws-small-florida-crowd-on-race%E2%80%99s-final-day/

TAMPA, Florida (CNN) – Barack Obama may lead John McCain by just 2 points in the latest CNN Florida poll of polls, but the enthusiasm gap appears a bit wider.

John McCain’s first rally of the day, in Tampa outside Raymond James Stadium, only drew about 1,100 people. Local reporters noting that at almost the same spot just before the 2004 election, President Bush drew about 15,000 people. Two weeks ago, Obama drew an estimated 8,000.

Republican Gov. Crist, who had previously agreed to do interviews with CNN and various local affiliates, bolted right after the rally with no explanation.

Well now, I guess being a community leader TRUMPED everything!