The race issue will continue to bring Obama down as more people come to see he is in agreement with Rev Wright.




Rasmussen Reports

Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
Thursday, March 27, 2008

Looking ahead to the General Election in November, John McCain continues to lead both potential Democratic opponents. McCain leads Barack Obama 51% to 41% and Hillary Clinton 51% to 41% (see recent daily results). McCain is now viewed favorably by 56% of voters nationwide and unfavorably by 41%. Obama’s reviews are 46% favorable and 52% unfavorable. For Clinton, those numbers are 44% favorable, 54% unfavorable (see recent daily results).

Obama has been resurrected by the MSM and according to their polls is back on track..amen, hallelujah, praise the Lord..kill the whitey

Polling.  The great art of being scientifically subjective.  For those who wish to still put their faith in any poll after this year's numerous fiascos think back about the validity of former polls taken more than 10 months before a general election.  Below is a real beauty taken back in 1999 as the Bush/Gore race was taking shape.

Zogby Polls http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=151


.........................April '99.....June '99.....Sept. '99.....Oct. '99.....Nov. '99  
George Bush........52.6............54.6...........50.1...........51.8...........50.0
Al Gore.............36.7............37.2...........36.4...........37.2...........39.8

Potential head-to-head Race Polling Data

Keep this in mind as you predict any outcome of the election based on polls.  

The actual result of the election in November 2000 was of course Bush at 47.87% and Gore with 48.38% of the vote.

O'Bama is "imploding" everywhere.  He now leads by up to 10% in national polls and is rapidly closing the gap in Pennsylvania.  If he keeps up this "implosion" we will call him Mr. Nominee in only a few short weeks.  

The problem is dems don't seem to care about his lying and his association with racists and terrorists.  But, they do seem to care about Hillary's lying and association with Bill.  Frankly, it seems to be turning in to a race for the bottom and for whatever reasons Hillary is currently winning the race.  It couldn't happen to a more deserving candidate.

According to the news tonight, it is doubtful that Hillary will hold the lead to the 22nd for the PA Primary.  If this is imploding, then it is the strangest implosion I've ever seen.  When you have the MSM on your side and they are reporting the polls, it's iffy whether he is actually gaining the momentum again but who knows?  I know one thing, I am sick of seeing their campaign ads and would rather see the Hillary/Obama bowling match.

It's fun watching  liberals be in total denial of the fallen angel, Hussein Obama. He is deader than a door nail come November.


All I will say is, you ain't seen nothing yet!

Stick a Fork in this Clown!

Wednesday, April 02, 2008

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday continues to show a tight race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination. Hillary Clinton attracts 45% of the vote while Barack Obama earns 44% (see recent daily results). The two candidates have been essentially even nationally for the past month. The next big contest is set for April 22 in Pennsylvania where Clinton has the lead but Obama is gaining ground. An Associated Press Video shows [url=javascript:void(0);]Clinton and Obama campaigning across the Keystone State[/url].


Daily tracking results are updated daily at 9:30 Eastern Time.


Looking ahead to the General Election, John McCain leading Barack Obama 47% to 41%. He leads Hillary Clinton 46% to 42% (see recent daily results). The survey shows that 19% of Democratic Primary voters will vote for McCain over Clinton. Twenty-two percent (22%) will vote for McCain over Obama. While Clinton and Obama campaign in Pennsylvania, [url=javascript:void(0);]McCain took time out to trade jokes with David Letterman[/url]. At the same time, Joe Lieberman said that [url=javascript:void(0);]Barack Obama does not bring much credibility to the debate on Iraq[/url].
Among voters nationwide, McCain is now viewed favorably by 57% of voters nationwide and

unfavorably by 41%. Obama’s reviews are 49% favorable and 49% unfavorable. For Clinton, those numbers are 44% favorable, 53% unfavorable (see recent daily results).

TheIndependent wrote:Wednesday, April 02, 2008

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Wednesday continues to show a tight race ...

I wonder how many Rebublicans they poll to find out about the crossover vote.

TheIndependent wrote:McCain is now viewed favorably by 57% of voters nationwide and unfavorably by 41%. Obama’s reviews are 49% favorable and 49% unfavorable. For Clinton, those numbers are 44% favorable, 53% unfavorable (see recent daily results).

This last is the number that matters greatly IMHO.
But for some, the favorable- unfavorable scales are pretty even for Juan MxCain.

I still can't believe anyone is paying attention to these polls this far out before the Dem primaries are done.  This year has demonstrated that the only accurate polls are taken 2 or 3 days AFTER the votes are counted.  And the variance among the different polling organizations should be a reminder of how "unscientific" these polls are.

The only reason I look at them is to see where the MSM is trying to influence voters to go.  Polling is all in "who" is polled and "what" are the questions asked that will make the poll end up with the answers they want when they begin to gather polling data.  It all amounts to skewing the questions and then skrewing the public by releasing the results as fact when they were what  the pollers wanted to say in the first place.  Can you say..manipulation??