OBAMA LEADS MCCAIN 49-44 IN LATEST GALLUP POLL | |
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AC User ID: 494035 United States 09/20/2008 04:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Like it or not, Obama is the future of this country, even if Mccain wins. Its over. The long years of old men running this gov into the ground and destroying the middle class. Its over. No more. Certain segments of the population take longer to learn this, their lives are not filled with gov concerns. But when it finally dawns on them that the right wingnuts have been using them to advance an agenda that will eliminate them, they will rise up too. It just takes some people longer. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 503371 United States 09/20/2008 04:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | September 19, 2008 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 457129Gallup Daily: Obama Now Leads McCain by 5 PointsAt 49%, support for Obama is near his record high for the yearUSA Election 2008 Gallup Daily Americas Northern America PRINCETON, NJ -- Gallup Poll Daily tracking from Tuesday through Thursday finds Barack Obama with a five percentage point lead over John McCain in the presidential preferences of registered voters, 49% to 44%. This is the fourth consecutive day that Obama has inched forward in voter preferences since the start of the Wall Street financial meltdown beginning with the announcement on Sunday, Sept. 14, that Lehman Brothers was headed for bankruptcy. The overall effect has been to shift the lead back to Obama after McCain had moved ahead following the Republican National Convention. Obama's current 49% rating is close to his 50% record high reached just after the Democratic National Convention. (That came in Gallup Poll Daily tracking from Aug. 30-Sept. 1.) However, his current five-point advantage is still lower than his 9-point lead in late July (following his trip to Europe and the Middle East) and his 8-point leads right after the Democratic National Convention in late August. McCain's 44% is about midway between his record high 49% reached right after the Republican National Convention in early September, and his all-time low for the year of 40% recorded in late July. Obama enjoyed one of his widest advantages over McCain of recent weeks in Thursday night's interviewing. It will be important to see whether the stock market's reaction today to aggressive government intervention in the crisis has an impact on the direction of the presidential race over the next few days. [link to www.gallup.com] Thank You Jesus... |
Douggie User ID: 507196 United States 09/21/2008 10:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Woo hoo. I find it STUPID as all get out that these greedy people that think theyre Republican assume MCCain is telling the truth when he says he isnt going to raise the taxes for the eleitists. If you look at it realistically. There is no possible way he cant. Now do you want an eleitist controlling this or someone that would be fair? They have the power to create reality I could explain it better but I would need charts, graphs and an easel. By the way....which ones pink? |