The Palin Effect Vanishes: Obama Leads in MI, CO,MN, and WI »
Posted By capj71 1 year, 1 month ago in NewsThe latest Quinnipiac University swing state poll confirms that the Sarah Palin bounce is long gone as Obama is leading McCain beyond the margin of error in Colorado (49%-45%), Michigan (48%-44%), and Wisconsin (49%-42%). His lead in Minnesota (47%-45%) is within the margin of error.
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coymoy1 year, 1 month ago
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The Quinnipiac is so left that their recent poll results actually show that McCain has gained substanciallly. This is based on their results in comparison to past polls. See below
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Method Obama McCain
Survey USA 236 281
Rasmussen Reports 259 279
Quinnipiac 242 155
Mason Dixon 190 126-
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amervtrn1 year, 1 month ago
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I guess if you step on a liberal's toes your comments are deleted as spam!
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Quinnipiac's Polls do appear to have been very slanted when compared to the other major polls. But we have seen it before. Polls are like statistics, believe neither which you have not falsified yourself.
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backtoearth1 year, 1 month ago
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It's funny how the people from Alaska do not support her....what does that tell you? Take a look at this site for the story they didn't tell you on the news... http://mudflats.wordpress.com/2008/09/14/alaska-wo...
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MrBuddie1 year, 1 month ago
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Yes, and the 60,000, as you say, and actually there were only 30,000 are all over 65 years old in a retirement community, living in gated communities and playing golf all day long, grew up Republicans and will die Republicans. Actually Florida is finally waking up to the truth about the Republicans and the Independents and Democrats are are about even with them in sunny Fl. I can spout anything I want also., and a fool will believe it.
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ADLIB721 year, 1 month ago
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That doesn't mean she's gaining momentum. People like watching train wrecks. I'm drawn to her only to prove to others how unqualified she is. She doesn't have a clue about what's going on. She's a puppet. I like seeing her strings pulled.
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palinisaliar1 year, 1 month ago
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thanks republicanforobama for setting the record straight about xpalin crowd numbers. what are the repugs afraid of, why don't they send her out without prepackaged bush writer speeches. she looked like a blooming idiot posing for the camera with world leaders. check out the Georgian president responds when asked by brian williams what he thought of sarah palin. first word out of his mouth was joe biden
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BillieMaxer1 year, 1 month ago
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Whats this I am reading on AOL and this is the person you say is ready to possibly be President, give your head a shake, what a sham!
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John McCain's camp has shielded the first-term Alaska governor for weeks from spontaneous questions from voters and reporters, and went to striking lengths Tuesday to maintain that distance as Palin made her diplomatic debut.
The GOP presidential campaign, applying more restrictive rules on access than even President Bush uses in the White House, banned reporters from the start of the meetings, so as not to risk a question being asked of Palin.
McCain aides relented after news organizations objected and CNN, which was supplying TV footage to a variety of networks, decided to pull its TV crew from Palin's meeting with Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
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thisismycountry1 year, 1 month ago
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When it comes to ANY NEWS written or published by AOL/Time Warner you can assume that it is pure Bull Sh_t. I just spent time in 2 of the states mentioned and while there is concern the McCain/Palin ticket is head and shoulders above Mr Obama unfortunately as the lesser of the 2 evils. Time to take our country back by what ever means necessary. First we must harness a liberal media and somehow force the to report in a fair and unbias manner. Today "THE MEDIA" in my opinion PUBLIC ENEMY #1
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Would you let a medical intern who just graduated medical school to do brain surgery on your child, clearly based upon his handsome looks and his pressed shirts? This is a medical intern that during surgery with your child's brain exposed has to refer to his medical books on anatomy. Or would you feel more confident giving that job to a well respected surgeon with 30 years of experience who is able to make decisions and think on his own two feet? Think about this before you make a final decision about giving a man with practically no experience, a man who is unable to make a decision without a Teleprompter, the most powerful and the most important job in the world! If you make the wrong decision, not only is your child's life going to be affected, but your entire family, including your business, home, your job, your vehicle, everything!
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willottica1 year, 1 month ago
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Would you let a man who graduated 894th out of 899 in his class do that surgery?
Or would you want the guy who graduated magna c um laude to do it?
McCain didn't make much of his education, didn't succeed too well in the army (unless crashing planes and getting captured is success to you), failed in his first marriage, and then went on to the Senate where most fellow senators don't like him very much.
Obama graduated near the top of his class, was President of the Harvard Law Review, and rose very quickly through the ranks of the DNC, clearly showing that he has something special.
I really don't understand everyone saying Obama is getting by on his looks. He's funny looking! He's got big ears, big lips, (he looks a little like Alfred E. Newman).-
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miklkit1 year, 1 month ago
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Naw. Dumbya has that Alfred E. Newmann look down pat.
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http://www.metacafe.com/watch/149301/drunk_bush/
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"Would you let a medical intern who just graduated medical school to do brain surgery on your child..."
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Why not? If I'm willing to have a horse show organizer take charge of major emergency disaster operations, or have a veterinarian in charge of women's health issues, or ( fill in other numerous examples of incompetence), I should be quite happy with an intern who at least has medical training. -
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amervtrn1 year, 1 month ago
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I must have hit a liberal's nerve. The following was removed as spam.
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Quinnipiac's Polls do appear to have been very slanted when compared to the other major polls. But we have seen it before. Polls are like statistics, believe neither which you have not falsified yourself.
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