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Really though, take a good, objective look at those polls. Most of them have a +10% party affiliation toward a democrat. And he's only tied? That is not good - it means he is losing some of his party.
Really though, take a good, objective look at those polls. Most of them have a +10% party affiliation toward a democrat. And he's only tied? That is not good - it means he is losing some of his party.
Show me one electoral map that has McCain with more votes??? Nobody has ever produced one. Ive asked Sunshine Chick many many times and she just dances over it. I challenge you. Otherwise just admit that McCain is a lost cause.
If you cannot find one yourself then you should really be voting.
Who are you to challenge anyone? I didnt dance over it, I ignored you silly questions, I just do not do work for a liberal who would not understand it anyway.
Really though, take a good, objective look at those polls. Most of them have a +10% party affiliation toward a democrat. And he's only tied? That is not good - it means he is losing some of his party.
To use the normal liberal way of figuring things, Obama was suppose to be up by 15% points at this time, since he is now only up 1% he has lost 14% points in a very short time.
So Sanrene, you are correct, he is losing voters daily.
With all due respect, you are really undermining your rhetoric with such responses, SC. You can combat that by providing the supporting background material that you've already referenced. With it, you are more likely to convince those you seek to influence. Without it, people might assume you are not truthful or sincere.
Again, that is an interactive map--a "toy" anyone can play with to create electoral college scenarios. It is not based on a poll. Why would you post that?
Again, that is an interactive map--a "toy" anyone can play with to create electoral college scenarios. It is not based on a poll. Why would you post that?
It is based on polls (for the toss-ups) and the actual 2004 results. The default map is 2004 election along with the tossup states.
Why does "punkrock" want to see an electoral map. As if a map is better than polling data. Unless the map is made the day after the election it is only a map reflecting the current polling data. Oh wait he discounts all polling data?
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