According to the latest polls, better but not enough to close the gap...docellis wrote:I wonder how he'd be doing right now if he had picked anyone but Palin.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/31/us/po ... 1poll.html
According to the latest polls, better but not enough to close the gap...docellis wrote:I wonder how he'd be doing right now if he had picked anyone but Palin.
I'm keeping the hope on Missouri for Obama. Yes - Bush won by 8% I think. We have the bible belt and a rural urban divide thing going. - you've all seen that play out over these pages.KyCardinalFan wrote:That's what I'm thinking.UK wrote:It'll be close, but I think MO is going red while Obama wins the election.KyCardinalFan wrote:So will Missouri keep it's reputation of voting for nearly every president?
Bartlet's first term was a pretty tight race.BenNX74205 wrote:Maybe the polls will be right. Personally, I have a hard time believing Obama will win by 200 EVs. We'll see tomorrow night. Obama is not Jed Bartlet. The real world is not "The West Wing." Democratic presidential candidates don't win this type of victory, and the ones that do have extenuating circumstances on their side, or run a campaign atypical of the "standard liberal democrat."
LMAO, pop, you've got to make a foray out to the Show-Me state. Especially after we push MO blue tomorrow.pop_haines wrote:Hullo?Arthur Dent wrote:Care to make this interesting?
Gauntlet thrown with an audible clank, two snaps, and a flipped bird.
C'mon, true believers; someone pick it up.
You should have warned I was going to see that scum bag Rove on the front.Jocephus wrote:fwiw:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/0 ... 40149.htmlElection Predictions: Pundits Weigh In
I'm not predicting a blowout necessarily, but don't you think we have those circumstances? A financial crisis first and foremost, along with an unpopular war and a Republican president with historically bad approval ratings. It seems like that would do.BenNX74205 wrote:Democratic presidential candidates don't win this type of victory, and the ones that do have extenuating circumstances on their side, or run a campaign atypical of the "standard liberal democrat."