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Originally posted by gop_jeff
Polls mean nothing until at least Labor Day. It is WAY too early to start trying to draw meanings off of polls - regardless of who is leading.
Originally posted by nycflasher
Right. I suggested to the table at dinner tonight that it is kind of strange that Bush has gone up in the polls recently as things have gotten worse in Iraq. Any ideas? I mean, you would think it would be the other way around.
No one really had an answer to that one.
Originally posted by nycflasher
Right. I suggested to the table at dinner tonight that it is kind of strange that Bush has gone up in the polls recently as things have gotten worse in Iraq. Any ideas? I mean, you would think it would be the other way around.
No one really had an answer to that one.
Originally posted by Zhukov
Nader won't beat 5%. I'd predict closer to 1%.
Originally posted by Reilly
I heard a political commentator (no one whose name I remember) addressing this question the other day. His explanation was that Bush is strongly considered by the american public to be better at dealing with terrorism and protecting the U.S. (his words, not mine), so that when the Iraq situation is brought to the forefront (by pretty much any news) this helps Bush. Of course that might change if things continue to go badly for the next several months.
Originally posted by nycflasher
Seriously, what did he get in the last election--2.5%?
Originally posted by Zhukov
I can't recall, but I wasn't too happy about it, and it dropped precipitously between election day and the day before. Which is what will likely happen again this year. Whatever he has the day before, cut it in half, and that is what he'll end up with.
Originally posted by Avatar4321
Its amazing that despite all the crap the Dems have thrown against Bush, none of its sticking. He is actually gaining strength in the polls. If nothing changes there is going to be a serious landslide.
But, this is politics. something is bound to change. Either to push it more in Bush's favor or into Kerry's favor.
Ive heard that the Dems are fed up with Kerry's lack of personality that they may end up nominating someone else at the convention. I doubt it though.
Regardless, I predict alot of Liberals who are going to be shocked, confused, and angry come november. And possibly even militant.
Originally posted by nycflasher
I wanted him to get his 5% and get on the ballot.
I actually voted for him in 2000 in NY state.
Nobody could really call me a spoiler because Reps never take NY.
Anyone know when the last time they diod was? Or a place I could find this sort of stat?
