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...so there was a total of 110%?
Definitely not. Still funny, though. I wish all the polls looked that way.
Those extra 10% are a pretty powerful voting block though....LOL
Yes, they won Illinois for Kennedy in 1960, and Florida for Bush in 2000.
That is highly accurate poll I am sure....
Sen. John McCain leads Sen. Barack Obama, in latest Straw Poll.
check it out at google a political machine straw p... on: economy, gas, taxes and jobs. huh.
cnn just showed obama in the 50's and mccain in the 40's on:
economy, gas, taxes and jobs.
huh.
This thread is probably the white mans fault.. you know, for making 52 street such a fucking idiot.
Just the other day I found this accurate poll on Bill's Official Home On The Web and...
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Yet they are practically tied in the Rasmussen/Gallup polls. You know, with the hype Obama had going into this, he should have pulled far, FAR ahead by now. Yet...McCain closed the gap and is constantly gaining.
That tells you something.
Yes, Americans are uneducated when it comes to politics.
With the "liberal" media helping Obama so much, I wonder what could be going on?
Could it be racism?
It couldn't possibly be flawless Obama is all of the sudden making mistakes, is it?
I think the guy could walk across water and you folks will blast him for it.
Don't worry, the debates are coming.
McCain is currently viewed favorably by 55% of the nation’s voters, Obama by 51%. That is the lowest rating for Obama since he wrapped up the nomination. Obama is viewed favorably by 83% of Democrats, 22% of Republicans, and 47% of unaffiliated voters. For McCain, the numbers are 87% favorable among Republicans, 26% among Democrats, and 61% among unaffiliated voters.
