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Blackacereturn1 year, 2 months ago

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I find it hard to think that Palin can bounce back now the newness of her is gone and I think the GOP did here in. At some point they should have let her sit down and talk to reporters instead of just two in over a month.

Look all these polls are targeting likely voters and are ignoring all the people that has made the effort to register to vote...that is just dumb. I think Obama will win by a landslide if things continue to trend this way.

The race issue is a not really as big as the press wants you to think it is...people have made two mistakes in electing and reelecting bush the are well aware of this and will be very keen not to make the same mistake.

All this talk about Obama not being ready blows my mind, did anyone see the man on 60 MIN? I was shocked how on Monday they were very little talk at how much better he did that McCain on there.

I still think the Media knows better, however if they came out and say the race is not a race who would watch them really?

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  Klarissa1 year, 2 months ago
  
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  Black - Interesting that you libs on here are boasting about the poll showing a slight increase for obama, but totally ignore another poll result in the same article!
  
  "More voters in each state also would rather see Democratic Vice presidential candidate Sen. Joseph Biden become President, even though voters in each state say Sen. McCain's selection of Gov. Sarah Palin as running mate is a good choice."
  
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