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one can look back in history to show that at this point in the election cycle the polls are rubbish. in actual fact the only poll that means anything is the one on election day. remember the headline "dewey beats truman"? one thing to note is that as election day draws closer, the gap in the polls tends to close up as the pollsters want to maintain their credibility. right now according to the polls things look bad for obama. but the general election cycle has not yet begun and things will change, probably several times during the general election cycle.
one can look back in history to show that at this point in the election cycle the polls are rubbish. in actual fact the only poll that means anything is the one on election day. remember the headline "dewey beats truman"? one thing to note is that as election day draws closer, the gap in the polls tends to close up as the pollsters want to maintain their credibility. right now according to the polls things look bad for obama. but the general election cycle has not yet begun and things will change, probably several times during the general election cycle.
I know this is for the my dog and any fool crowd on here. Just a little reminder for them.
You that love things like this about Obama need to listen to recent history. Any fool should have beat bush but they didn't.
You are obsessed with polling data lately. How about you just hold your breath until election day? Or, at least hold your incessant poll postings.
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