McCaskill Leads Akin By 10 Points

[Dick Tuck]

yeah, her winning equals Obama winning.

Dumb ass

Are you really this fucking stupid? What happens to those people who were planning to vote for Akins? Will his stupidity drive down Republican turnout? By how much. Now you also have the tie in between Akins idiotic statements with Ryan's beliefs. How will that effect the moderates and independents?

Oh, and you're a lying sack of shit. I never said McClaskill winning equals Obama winning. It does help Obama though. Why do you love to lie so much?

moron....the moderates and independants allow their intelligence to dictate their decisions...not their partisinship.

No moderate or indepoendent is goping to tie Ryan with Atkin....no matter how hard YOUR master tries to fool them as he had already done to people like you.

Who claimed differently, you simpleton? Of course moderates and independents are less partisan, and count on their judgement. What you're too fucking dumb to understand is now, not only does Akin get deep sixed, but those moderates and indies will take a harder look at the GOP position on abortion, which makes no allowance for rape, incest, or the life of the mother. They'll take a very hard look at Ryan's positions on the subject. Then they'll pick through the hundreds of various positions Romney has taken on the issue, and tend to ascribe to him his most fringe views.

You're about as stupid as Conservative. You need to try harder.

 

[Dick Tuck]

Are people embarrassed to say they are going to vote for him but will still actually vote for him anyway because McCaskill is that bad? probably.

If that's what you wish to believe, feel free. I think it's bullshit. When you see a 15 point shift, that's a bit more than people being ashamed of their candidate.

 

[Avatar4321]

Wow! Rasmussen polling now being used by the left.

Their polling tends to lean to the right. Could Akin be losing by more than 10 points? It's quite possible.

I love it....a lefty is thrilled to death that a senator with an extraordinarily low approval rating is ahead of a complete whacko by 10 points.

Is this what we have become? Thrilled that someone we deem a loser is winning?

Jeez.....un fucking believable.

I am not convinced he is a complete whacko. Sure he is terribly misinformed and the people are right to question his capabilities, but from everything else I've seen, he is a decent an honorable man. Now there could be more I dont know about. But I dont think he is whacko because he's misinformed.

 

[jillian]

Their polling tends to lean to the right. Could Akin be losing by more than 10 points? It's quite possible.

I love it....a lefty is thrilled to death that a senator with an extraordinarily low approval rating is ahead of a complete whacko by 10 points.

Is this what we have become? Thrilled that someone we deem a loser is winning?

Jeez.....un fucking believable.

I am not convinced he is a complete whacko. Sure he is terribly misinformed and the people are right to question his capabilities, but from everything else I've seen, he is a decent an honorable man. Now there could be more I dont know about. But I dont think he is whacko because he's misinformed.

people are entitled to their own opinions. not their own facts.

anyone who thinks a woman can't get pregnant b/c of a rape is a wacko.

 

[Old Rocks]

All the more reason for him to get the hell out. This moron is gonna drag down the party because god told him to. Idiot

Grampa, the GOP embraced this type of person, and has given them a major voice in the policy endorsed by the GOP, in spite of Goldwater's warnings. Now live with it.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

All the more reason for him to get the hell out. This moron is gonna drag down the party because god told him to. Idiot

Grampa, the GOP embraced this type of person, and has given them a major voice in the policy endorsed by the GOP, in spite of Goldwater's warnings. Now live with it.

You might bend over and take it when your party does something you don't like. I prefer to hold them to account even if others don't.

 

[Dick Tuck]

All the more reason for him to get the hell out. This moron is gonna drag down the party because god told him to. Idiot

Grampa, the GOP embraced this type of person, and has given them a major voice in the policy endorsed by the GOP, in spite of Goldwater's warnings. Now live with it.

You might bend over and take it when your party does something you don't like. I prefer to hold them to account even if others don't.

You seem to be the one taking it up the ass for your party. Last two cycles, conservatives hated the party elite choice, and in both cases went along. In 2008, the Democratic party choice got hammered by the rank and file, who told the establishment to go pound sand.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

What the hell? What the fuck is the infatuation with male gay sex with you people?

Sick fucks

 

[candycorn]

What the hell? What the fuck is the infatuation with male gay sex with you people?

Sick fucks

Dems love poles. That's why they get the gay vote

Oh the irony.

 

[Dick Tuck]

What the hell? What the fuck is the infatuation with male gay sex with you people?

Sick fucks

You bought up gay sex. The point remains that the last two presidential cycles prove that you're willing to bend over for your party establishment.

 

[Dick Tuck]

What the hell? What the fuck is the infatuation with male gay sex with you people?

Sick fucks

Dems love poles. That's why they get the gay vote

Oh the irony.

Lest we forget:

You might bend over and take it when your party does something you don't like.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

What the hell? What the fuck is the infatuation with male gay sex with you people?

Sick fucks

Oh the irony.

Lest we forget:

You might bend over and take it when your party does something you don't like.

I should have known better than to respond in kind to a hypocrite

 

[SuMar]

Could Obama now win Missouri? It's looking good.

Election 2012: Missouri Senate - Rasmussen Reports™

What a difference one TV interview can make. Embattled Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill has now jumped to a 10-point lead over her Republican challenger, Congressman Todd Akin, in Missouri’s U.S. Senate race. Most Missouri Republicans want Akin to quit the race while most Missouri Democrats want him to stay.

The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in the Show Me State finds McCaskill earning 48% support to Akin’s 38%. Nine percent (9%) like some other candidate in the race, and five percent (5%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)

Romney still leads in Missouri over Obama..

Missouri: Obama vs. Romney (National)- Latest 2012 Presidential Election & Political Poll Averages

 

[candycorn]

Could Obama now win Missouri? It's looking good.

Election 2012: Missouri Senate - Rasmussen Reports™

What a difference one TV interview can make. Embattled Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill has now jumped to a 10-point lead over her Republican challenger, Congressman Todd Akin, in Missouri’s U.S. Senate race. Most Missouri Republicans want Akin to quit the race while most Missouri Democrats want him to stay.

The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in the Show Me State finds McCaskill earning 48% support to Akin’s 38%. Nine percent (9%) like some other candidate in the race, and five percent (5%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)

Romney still leads in Missouri over Obama..

Missouri: Obama vs. Romney (National)- Latest 2012 Presidential Election & Political Poll Averages

It's getting interesting; he was up by 5 or so a few weeks back. That would be great if Obama would take Missouri!

 

[Dick Tuck]

Oh the irony.

Lest we forget:

You might bend over and take it when your party does something you don't like.

I should have known better than to respond in kind to a hypocrite

You've been shown to be the hypocrite here. Project much?

 

[SuMar]

Don't count on it..Once this whole Todd Akin thing blows over Mitt will still be in the lead in Missouri..

 

[Dick Tuck]

Could Obama now win Missouri? It's looking good.

Election 2012: Missouri Senate - Rasmussen Reports™

What a difference one TV interview can make. Embattled Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill has now jumped to a 10-point lead over her Republican challenger, Congressman Todd Akin, in Missouri’s U.S. Senate race. Most Missouri Republicans want Akin to quit the race while most Missouri Democrats want him to stay.

The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Voters in the Show Me State finds McCaskill earning 48% support to Akin’s 38%. Nine percent (9%) like some other candidate in the race, and five percent (5%) are undecided. (To see survey question wording, click here.)

Romney still leads in Missouri over Obama..

Missouri: Obama vs. Romney (National)- Latest 2012 Presidential Election & Political Poll Averages

The latest two polls released for Missouri, show that Romney is now only up by 1.

2012 Missouri President: Romney vs. Obama

 

[Dick Tuck]

Don't count on it..Once this whole Todd Akin thing blows over Mitt will still be in the lead in Missouri..

It depends on how Obama plays it. It's low hanging fruit to tie Romney/Ryan to Akin's statements. It'll be cheap advertising to do so. Romney on the other hand, will have to come up with a defensive strategy, and shift money to a state that should've been in his pocket.

The defense is still a lose-lose for Romney. Does he alienate the moderates or the fringe?

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

So now Rasmussen is reliable?

Are you saying it isn't? If so, why would you say such a thing?

No, I have always stood up for Rasmussen as the most reliable pollster out there. You guys are the ones constantly claiming they are biased for the GOP, but now that they have a poll showing a Democrat resurgence in this race they are now the cat's meow.

Of course, you already know all of this, so I don't know why you're wasting our time bringing it up.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Don't count on it..Once this whole Todd Akin thing blows over Mitt will still be in the lead in Missouri..

It depends on how Obama plays it. It's low hanging fruit to tie Romney/Ryan to Akin's statements. It'll be cheap advertising to do so. Romney on the other hand, will have to come up with a defensive strategy, and shift money to a state that should've been in his pocket.

The defense is still a lose-lose for Romney. Does he alienate the moderates or the fringe?

Romney will win Missouri whether or not Akin wins his race.