A visit to real clear politics yielded some interesting points:
1. Of the four most recent polls, The highest percentage of Democrats was ARG. Results Brown +3.
2. With the same group, highest Republican percentage was ARG and PJM in a tie. Brown +3 or more.
3. Same group, highest percentage Independents was SU. Brown +4.
4. The closest with how people probably vote in Massachusetts was ARG. Brown +3.
Most likely outcome...Brown wins and Coakley contests leaving the temp. in place to vote Democratic. The other option, Coakley wins and Brown contests, same result. I think it will take an overwhelming number to put Brown in place and have it be uncontested.
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The whole world is watching - and Brown may pull out a comfortable 3-5% slam-dunk election victory.
Let's see what Barry teleprompts to the folks of Massachusetts tomorrow. If he paints this race as something that will destroy all the "hard work" of the Democrats who are the party of "change" - and then Coakley loses, or even barely wins, it's a loss for Obama.
Heck, it already is a loss for Obama - no way the Democrats should have to be pouring in money and manpower for Ted Kennedy's old seat - that is astoundingly bad for the Democrat Party, showing clearly how far from even the views of liberal Massachusetts they have become.