Obama is on the run in PA... His poll numbers are dropping like rocks nation-wide!

[ReverendDeuce]

As the fallout from this week's ABC Debate continues to lay siege to an already floundering Obama campaign, it's becoming more and more obvious that Pennsylvania (and the nomination) is ripe for the plucking by Hillary!

Today, Gallup's new numbers are out and now show Hillary Clinton sporting a significant and widening lead over Barry Obama:

http://www.gallup.com/poll/106606/Gallup-Daily-Clinton-46-Obama-45.aspx

This is obviously indicative of a nation-wide trend that shows the electorate are, en mass, opening their eyes and seeing this Obama guy for what he truly is: a brilliant liar, a cheater, and a whiner.

If this keeps up, I wouldn't be surprised if every remaining superdelegate pledges to Hillary and those who have so-far been bamboozled by Obama's haze of so-called "hope" and "change" will immediately change their allegiance as well.

The tide is turning, people! Keep pumping out the message and expose that Obama!

[anonymous171]

1. If it looks like Obama is losing he'll just put tons of money into negative ads

And put Hillary down for good.

[Leopolds Ghost]

130. Dropping Like two big, enormous you-know-whats / while his opponent screeches about Dunkin Donuts...

I added a lyric to my Obama RZA rap parody in honor of this ridiculous OP.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x5587393

[baldguy]

2. You forgot the :sarcasm: tag.

:sarcasm:

[Divine Discontent]

7. shh... it's too fun. LOL eom

[lisa58]

3. Explain the Newsweek poll

[MercutioATC]

4. "Significant lead"??? It's ONE point (and within the MOE)

That aside, it's a national poll of Democrats. Most Dems nationally have already voted. The only ones that matter to this contest are those who vote in the remaining 10 primaries.

How does this poll mean anything?

[yourguide]

5. flood teh interwebs!!! this is going to be HUGH!!!111!!!1!!!!!1

[Blondiegrrl]

118. LOOK AT THE YOUTUBE!!!

What's all this whoop-de-doo about Obama? Shame on him!

:sarcasm:

[Adelante]

6. Obama's getting lots of exposure

Here he is getting all exposed in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania!

[Divine Discontent]

12. shh! those people are really there to spy on the campaign for Hillary...

yeah, that's the ticket.

I ask people at Disney constantly when anything comes up about insurance, gas, war, election - who they are for - and she is RARELY mentioned. It's usually white women over 40 who say they are for her, but even some of that group say they are for Barack. He's way ahead at least at Disney among the hundred or so I've asked in the past month. I love finding out what people think, then asking who they're for - the McCain backers are hilarious - they go right to the terrorist threat and that they don't trust that Obama is really who he 'says he is'... which means they don't trust a black man. The dude's a fricking senator for God's sake!

[Cassandra]

137. Considering some Republican senators...

(Chambliss, Cornyn, Inhofe, etc.), you can see why they'd be suspicious.

[Cha]

21. COOL PIC...I

love it! Obama Train 4 Change

[Adelante]

33. That's 6000 people, Zidzi

In a town of 12,000.

[Cha]

58. 1/2 the town turns out for Obama

and he doesn't disappoint!

[bvar22]

74. According to Hillary, those are all MoveOn.Org activists....

...and they don't count.

[cliffordu]

113. And they are dead to her.....

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

8. Wow, a one point lead. If she can get that up to 30% she might have a chance to tie him in delegates

:eyes:

[walldude]

9. OMG!!11!!!! She's got a ONE POINT LEAD!!!! IN A DAILY POLL!!!

Run for the hills, give up now!!! :rofl:

[TankLV]

26. OH, now I understand: when obama had a one point lead, Hillary should drop out because it's all

over.

But now that for a long while HILLARY has been gaining while obama is losing ground, and she has a lead, it's really NOTHING...

got it...

[TLM]

30. WHo said she should drop out because of a 1 point lead?

As I recall they said she should drop out because obama is so far ahead in states, votes, and delegates that Hillary has only about a 5% chance of catching up.

[hell-bent]

40. No, it's an outlier!

Ha,ha,ha,ha, Oh, the little, mature Obamatrons will just have a major fit if the SDs pick Hillary! Well, they can now vote for their next best choice, Ralphie! Or, maybe write in Dean's name. If this should happen, it will be the most traumatic experience of their 20+ years. It will be worse then when Mommy and Daddy wouldn't let them have the car. :rofl:

[Teaser]

70. actually, by definition, it is an outlier

given that it is occuring in fewer than 1/20 samples that have been taken.

Next time, try math. It does a body good.

[IndependentDem]

110. way to go!

That was one of the best profiling jobs of the Obamatrons I have seen to date. I cant wait until all of those young and dumb Obama cultists get a big slap of reality!!! If we are lucky they will finally wake up and realize that they were completely wrong and never vote again!

[Cassandra]

138. Obama supporter here...

53, female, Wellesley College graduate. Not young (alas), not dumb, not a cultist.
I guess an independent dem is like Lieberman; wrong every time.

[IndependentDem]

144. sorry...

forgot the sarcasm smiley.

[TheFarseer]

48. It's only ONE event

Obama has won 13 out of the last 16 events. If she wins Pensylvannia, he will still have won 13 of the last 17 events. I hope he can pull the upset and end this thing.

[ginnyinWI]

119. Chuck Todd, the math pundit said something interesting today.

He was on Tim Russert's show.

He said that even if Hillary wins PA by 60% to Obama's 40%---she will still net only NINE pledged delegates! That's right, NINE.

How's she going to turn that into a nomination? Answer: she's not.

[dbmk]

135. Thats not true though

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=5575980&mesg_id=5575980

If it goes 60-40 she will gain 11 from the PLEOs and At-large delegates alone. That is pure math and does not need guesswork. (but the 60-40 is guesswork mind you)

And that will probably mean that a few of the districts will flip a delegate, compared to the predictions in my thread linked above.

60-40 will probably mean a 14-18, likely 16, delegate gain for Hillary. Not that such a number is significant given how many of the remaining delegates this contest will burn through.

But it wont be 60-40. Atm it seems like a 53-47 or 52-48 is more likely. And that will put her in a 6-8 delegate range. _Possibly_ 10. If Obama keeps it below a 5 point difference the delegate gain for Hillary could end up at only 4.

It is not the delegate count she is counting on anyways. She is hoping to reach a point where Obama will seem out of breath, unelectable to the point they will look to a more standardized candidate. But it won't happen.

[Shae]

100. How is she gaining?

Didn't she have a 20-point lead in PA about 5 weeks ago?

[cliffordu]

114. I'm leaving for europe RIGHT NOW!!!

[azmouse]

10. The only thing that will be dropping

will be your jaw when Hillary at long last leaves the race.

Buh-bye Hillary.

[ScarletSniper]

36. HALLELUJAH...and I can't wait for her to be gone...get out!!

[Zhade]

91. Oh, SNAP.

PWNED.

Nicely done.

[Name removed]

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[Faygo Kid]

13. So Obama is "a liar, a cheater, and a whiner." And Hannity is what, your role model??

What the hell kind of trash talk is that from a "Dem?"

"so-called 'hope' and 'change'" - yeah, why would Americans want hope and change after what we have had since 2001?

Your post reflects EXACTLY why Clinton is going to lose. Glad you really liked that debate.

Now back to TiVo for your nightly dose of Hannity and O'Reilly.

[AllentownJake]

15. My second favorite day of the primary season

Was pot and pan fun day. Only Obama speaking in my hometown can top that fine day :-)

[Zhade]

92. Yeah, and meanwhile clinton is an actual proven liar.

Delusional clintbots are so silly, aren't they?

[EFerrari]

14. LOL!

One point in the MOE.

That tide doesn't have enough time to turn at this rate. You might want to put your swimsuit away.

[Botany]

16. and now that pigs have wings ham is going to be real expensive

The O.P.'s post is classic "Astro-Turfing."

[DemGa]

17. Amazing the level he's outspending --- and can't close the deal

If it's a double digit win in PA, it could change everything. Go Hillary!!

[Gore1FL]

19. change how exactly?

will a 10% win give her a 50% win everywhere up and allow her to tie him?

[Zachstar]

62. 63 percent upstream

And that includes North Carolina.

[Gore1FL]

81. By the slate calculator

I see her as having to win 68% of each of the rest after winning by 10 in PA.

[TankLV]

27. I forgot about that - he's outspending her FOUR to one and he can't do anything...

but if Hill were outspending him, the obamababies would be whining about THAT, too...

[Zachstar]

63. How can an expected win for months change everything?

Seriously PA is a Clinton firewall. She lost a gigantic lead in the polls so far.

Now if you are meaning it will change her funding then yes. It will bring BADLY needed new donors into the Clinton campaign. Problem is they will donate mostly in small increments and not the money Blast Clinton needs to tackle may.

And without time for these new donors to max out... You get my point.

Now if she gets a double digit lead it is pretty much a given that she will continue. Yet remember that May is Obama month. So she needs to have a much better plan if she wants to start thinking about catching up to Obama.

[tigereye]

76. he is sending out lots of negative mailers -

I have several in my trash can - and I have some from her in there, too.


I try not to pay attention to them, but a lot of folks do, unfortunately. I hate negative campaign ads and mailers on either side.

[ginnyinWI]

121. no it won't change anything.

See my post above.

She nets 9 delegates even if she gets 60%.

[dbmk]

136. Not true - see my response above.

Todd was wrong on that.

[Hoof Hearted]

18. I am looking forward to Tuesday. n/t

[thoughtcrime1984]

20. Wait for it.....wait for it....

Here's the giant tool we've been waiting for....

[kaybea]

143. I see two tools in that picture.

[Garbo 2004]

22. OP on 4/14/06: "Karl Rove's arrest is likely."

http://www.swsnews.com/

[Liberal Gramma]

23. This is wishful thinking on your part, Reverend Dunce

[AllentownJake]

24. I always wondered

What happened to Baghdad Bob.

[TankLV]

25. Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy - and at more appropriate timel...

for over a year now, the more I hear about the "saint" - the more I dislike him...

GREAT NEWS FOR HILLARY!!!

GO HILLARY!!!

[kentuck]

28. Yep. America loves Hillary...

And they can't wait to see what Bill will do with all that spare time on his hands. :-) Those negative numbers of 50% plus are all just an illusion. Don't believe any of that propaganda. America loves Hillary!! :sarcasm:

[juajen]

126. Sarcasm aside, obviously they do, or your guy wiouldn't be spending

a fortune to keep her from clobbering him. I hope she clobbers him in a large way on the 22nd.

[TLM]

29. So a tie less than the MOE is "significant and widening lead over Barry Obama"???

Is 46 to 45.... that's a tie.

[Mooney]

31. One point is a "significant and widening lead"?

I don't even know why I respond to this kind of thing.

[ClericJohnPreston]

32. And....

the Obamination echo chamber in full throttle. What will you drones do when it comes time to pay the price for putting your brain cells on snooze? Hmmm?

[hell-bent]

41. Ha,ha,ha,........

What an apropos post. Excellent!

[Binka]

79. My My My Cleric You Have Absorbed Your Avatars Arrogance

Or maybe it is just YOU. My My My. Poor thing. Oh baby just grab a blanket and a pacifier.

[ClericJohnPreston]

80. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Who resembles their avatar?

RES IPSA LOQUITUR Binka.

[backscatter712]

34. You're fucking dreaming.

She's already lost. Obama's got the math, and the liar doesn't.

[NorthCarolina]

35. For some reason I am really finding it hard to believe

this was posted by a true Democrat. Perhaps the OP really is and I really do hate to even say this, but just the tone of the message itself strikes me as otherwise.

[Straight Shooter]

39. Speaking of "tone of the message," how about this quote filled with sweetness and light?

Put the boot on her throat, Obama

We can point fingers at each other all day long over who says what and how they say it. I've yet to hear someone exhort Hillary to put her boot on Obama's neck, or use any form of physical violence, metaphorical or literal, against him.

BTW, I've read plenty of "Go Obama, kick her ass," statements, as well. This from the party of Kumbaya liberals, supposedly.

[NorthCarolina]

42. "Kumbaya Liberals"? So I take it you don't consider yourself a "Liberal"?

Oh, and I agree the comments you refer to aren't really productive either....but there is something different in the way the OP on this thread worded things that really just struck me as "odd" for someone that considers themselves a Democrat.

Like I said, something like "Put the boot on her throat" isn't really productive, but it is something you might expect to see from an over exuberant supporter. This here was something else, just can't put my finger on it.

Oh well, not important I guess....looking forward to Tuesday and getting it behind us. Hopefully the voting in PA will be fair and without incident or problem.

[Straight Shooter]

51. Liberal? Hell, I'm a socialist at heart.

:D

As for Kumbaya, I'm more than happy to put a boot on the throat of a raging Repub, but never a Democrat.

[ginnyinWI]

123. then why on earth...

Hillary is no socialist!

[Straight Shooter]

140. I'm also an atheist.

So why the hell any candidate! :)

[anonymous171]

50. We should all be in the same party here.

Unless there is a "Clinon Party" I haven't heard of.

[Straight Shooter]

52. See my response at 51.

:hi:

[Lerkfish]

77. plonk

[Shae]

101. you say

"I've yet to hear someone exhort Hillary to put her boot on Obama's neck, or use any form of physical violence, metaphorical or literal, against him."

So you missed the "break his back" and "kneecap him" ?

[Straight Shooter]

103. Yes, I missed that.

And I hope you alerted on it.

[Shae]

115. not sure of the origin ...

I don't think it started on DU but it was mentioned here.
It was on the news too. Hillary was said to be kneecapping Obama, and she was being called "the Tonya Harding" of politics.
It was further said that the only way she could win the nomination was to "break his back."

It was being reported here. Nothing to alert on.

[Straight Shooter]

141. Well, those are interpretations by people seeking to fan the flames.

Take it with a grain of salt. "Hillary was said to be" and "it was further said," with no attributes to an individual making those statements, are in the same class of journalism as "some people say."

:hi:

edit typo

[DrFunkenstein]

37. Wait. Who is a brilliant liar, a cheater, and a whiner?

You might want to rethink that one.

[Zhade]

93. The one whom we have evidence of lying. The losing candidate.

She lies as easily as breathing, and the world's seen the proof.

[Lucky 13]

38. Hmm. What did you think of the Newsweek poll released yesterday that had Obama +20 nationwide?

[hell-bent]

43. It's as reliable as

the Tampa Rays winning the World Series. Don't you know that the Newsweek crowd are the biggest bunch of Obama whores? They appear nightly on KO's show like little puppets spouting the Hillary hate. Tweety loves them also! 19 points spread for BO and the Gallup and Rasmussen polls have it about even for the race for the nomination? WTF!

[anonymous171]

45. hillaryclintonsupporterforums is that way ---->

[Inuca]

44. Some of you people really scare me

I mean it. NO snark intended.

[EFerrari]

46. I hope you're not taking care of children or driving.

:scared:

[Dbdmjs1022]

47. BWA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAhAHHAHAHAHA!!!

Are you serious? Really? She takes a 1 point lead (well within the MOE) in ONE poll. How about the Newsweek poll that showed him leading by 19? Dropping like rocks? How about the 35,000 he drew to Philly 2 nights ago? Yeah, he's totally in trouble.

[bhikkhu]

69. From +19 to -1 in the blink of an eye!

Never in my days have I seen a candidate fall so far so fast!

[Fovea]

120. Not since Gary Hart, anyway.

n/t

[Zhade]

95. SSSHHHH! Let them keep fantasizing, it makes it more fun when she loses.

NT!

[shayes51]

49. I hope all this is accurate and a trend!

[Zhade]

96. Yeah, because proven liars deserve to win!

Oh wait, they don't - which is why clinton won't be the nom. Get used to the idea, because it'll be the case soon enough.

[shayes51]

131. Why can't you just let us have a conversation in

a Clinton post without the nasty interruption? We still do have a right to our choice and our opinion.

[C_U_L8R]

53. And I'm married to Morgan Fairchild

yeah, that's the ticket

[merh]

54. I think you must have missed this

Clinton planned five events across the state as both campaigns prepared for the sprint to Tuesday. Nick Clemons, her Pennsylvania director, said the campaign would deploy 5,000 volunteers to place phone calls and knock on doors. "This is not going to be a blowout race," he said. "We're looking for a win, and we think it's going to be a close race."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x5581170

They (as in Hillary's campaign) are lowering the expectations. That should tell you something.

[saintandrew]

55. Although bittergate helped Obama, the debate seems to have hurt him

Although "bittergate" surprisingly did not hurt Obama, polls suggest that the debate really hurt him.

[Milo_Bloom]

61. Polls show otherwise.

[Political Heretic]

56. This place is like reading a World of Warcraft General Forum.

I am serious.

[NightOwwl]

89. The level of intelligence on...

World of Warcraft Forums is actually higher than what I've been seeing here lately.:crazy:

[juajen]

127. That's because we post on another forum most of the time to get

away from the sliming on here.

[Leopolds Ghost]

57. Always attribute when posting an Onion article to GDP!

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

60. "Obama is on the run in PA..His poll numbers are dropping like rocks nation-wide" is not an Onion

article.

"Iraq War Memorial Committee Has To Add Yet Another Wing To Their Current Wall Plans" is an Onion article.

[Milo_Bloom]

59. Yeah, that 19 point lead was very hard on Obama.

And that poll showing him beating McCain in Colorado, while Clinton gets her clocked cleaned.. .those were really rough to handle.. and almost all polls showing the PA race continuing to tighten... that really put the fork in Obama.


Guess what? He already won the nomination.

[Left coast liberal]

64. Wow, how different the world looks for where I sit. nt

[RazBerryBeret]

65. Holy Crap, the tide is really turning!

only 35,000 people at a rally last night; and today the whistlestop tour...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZV1y-zXTR4

then there was the post-rally march
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYUkyvpA_a8&NR=1

pity, really...

[GoldieAZ49]

66. the pledged delegates probably won't vote for him

after all they have learned about this "blank screen"

[Zhade]

97. You wish SO HARD that would be the case, but you'll be shown to have been wrong.

And it's going to be sweet reminding you.

[Pawel K]

67. I guess you didn't bother to post the newsweek poll in your OP?

You know, the one that shows him almost 20 points a head of Hillary?

You guys posted the same Gallup poll when the Wright story broke as evidance that Obama's campaign was finished. How did that turn out for you?

When you want to step back in to reality let us all know. Until then keep living in your happy little world where Hillary is still in this.

[mindfulNJ]

68. Yeah! He IS on the run!!!!

I saw it on TV today! A whole crowd of people in PA were running him out of town on a rail!


:evilgrin:

[Cha]

75. Here he is running in Indiana!

[RazBerryBeret]

84. hehehe...

pretty funny! wasn't that "whistle-stop-tour" a brilliant idea???
I LOVED watching that.

I expect to see the other candidates jump on the idea soon...

[Shae]

102. That may be

the best line I've heard all day!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :thumbsup:

[madrchsod]

71. what ? he`s down over 20% now...

i guess he`s finished..it`s going to be hillary!

[Name removed]

72. Deleted sub-thread

Sub-thread removed by moderator. Click here to review the message board rules.

[Imagevision]

73. this poster is gonna sh*t when Obama takes over the White House...!

[ClericJohnPreston]

83. Will that be

a hostile takeover? What if he doesn't win? Are you suggesting an Obama Army of Obamatons!!!??? :wow:

[stillcool]

86. Senator Obama wins by the rules..

where you been?

[Zhade]

105. Really slowly, just for you:

Step One: win nomination (essentially done)

Step Two: win GE (a battle, but doable)

[BulletproofLandshark]

78. Senator Clinton will NEVER be President

And no amount of sour grapes, blame-laying, whining, and foot-stomping will ever change that fact. Senator Clinton's supporters grow more desperate by the day, as it becomes apparent she is nearly mathematically eliminated from getting the Democratic nomination. The only turning tide is liberal Democrats coming out in the primaries to take back their party from center-right, triangulating, phony, warmongerers like Senator Clinton. The Democratic wing of the Democratic party has spoken, and Barack Obama WILL win his party's nomination in good time. I suggest you get used to it, and support Senator Obama at the polls in November.

Edit: I didn't mean ALL of Senator Clinton's supporters are to blame, only the ones who post misleading flame bait.

[Tarheel_Dem]

99. I agree with you. I also agree with a Clinton supporter who called....

Thom Hartmann's show yesterday. He was very wise in saying that at this point, if Hillary secures the nomination through the SD's, it will split the party beyond recognition. He also thinks that she will take a good deal of the blame if Obama wins the nomination, but loses to McCain. I agree with him. Hillary will probably go the way of Joe Liebermann when all is said and done.

[Marnieworld]

82. Sure. In Oppositeland.

Population:you. :eyes:

[ClericJohnPreston]

85. Is Oppositeland

near Marnieworld? Population: YOU

[NightOwwl]

87. This is a joke, right?

[Cheap_Trick]

88. Oh no! Obama is doomed...

doomed I say.

[Shae]

104. omg

Is that picture photoshopped? I hope so.

[Cheap_Trick]

106. if it is, I didn't do it

found the pic on the 'net, added the words myself.

[Shae]

112. She looks horrendous there.

I can't even identify the expression.

[Zhade]

90. "ripe for the plucking" - DOWN from +20 points, LOL!

I love your wishful thinking. She's not getting the nom.

[wisteria]

94. Dream on. Obama is going to take PA on Tueday and end Clinton's misery.

You hold to much weight on one debate. It may not have been a great night for Obama but it wasn't a steller one for Clinton either. ABC has taken a lot of heat for the presentation of that debate and it just wasn't from us online Obama supporters.

[Zhade]

108. I sure hope so. It'd be nice to finally kill the delusion that clinton can win.

But even if he wins, they'll just move the goalposts out into the parking lot.

[rodeodance]

98. "marking the first time Obama has not led in Gallup's daily tracking since March 18-20."

PRINCETON, NJ -- Gallup Poll Daily tracking shows that Hillary Clinton now receives 46% of the support of Democrats nationally, compared to 45% for Barack Obama, marking the first time Obama has not led in Gallup's daily tracking since March 18-20.

[Edgewater_Joe]

107. Signed, "Hillary Hearts McSameAsBush"

Keep destroying the party, keep pushing McSameAsBush to DC in January.

Be proud, Hill-bot! Be PROUD of destroying this country!

(P.S.: What will you do when Obama accepts the nomination? How much money will you have given to McSameAsBush?)

[zulchzulu]

109. Whenever you feel the need, you're welcome to join the Obama campaign

We welcome you with open arms. Barack Obama is the nominee by all standards and it's inevitable.

Let us know when you want to relax first, perhaps take some time off and then get on with efforts to beat McCain. It's going to be great!

:hi:

[Timberside]

111. She can't win... It's been over for weeks

I challenge any of you Hillary-nuts to make the math work for her. Go to the Slate site and play with their "Delegate Calculator". Play with the upcoming primary results you think are reasonable in the remaining states. Then look at the totals when all is said and done, she still comes up way short. Even if you add in Florida (which she won) and Michigan (where he is polling ahead). You will see that:

She will never overcome the popular vote
She cannot catch pledged delegates
And there aren't enough states to catch Obama's state total

If you think that the Democratic Party at that point is going to overturn the first African American candidate after he has won all three of those categories by way of the super-delegates, you didn't live through the riots of the 60's. It is over now. No matter what happens to a few percentage points one way or the other on Tuesday. in Pennsylvania.

Besides, didn't Texas teach you Hillary-ites anything? The way the delegates are distributed in Pennsylvania, Obama will at worst net only 6 delegates less than Hillary in this state even if she wins by double digits. Once Obama wins North Carolina, she is done.

It is time to rally together around our new nominee for president. It was a good fight, both are strong leaders for our party, but only one can win. And Obama already has.

[Blondiegrrl]

116. OH NOES!!!! TIME TO THROW IN THE TOWEL!!!

Your troll attempt: It fails.

[Timberside]

124. Who's a Troll?

I guess you could be right about Hillary's chances of winning given enough time. Probably about the time needed for pigs to evolve wings. Admirable loyalty you have. But naive conception. It's over!

[Blondiegrrl]

146. I'm not sure I understand your post. Did you think I was a Hillary supporter?

Good God, no! Don't confuse me with that bunch.

[apocalypsehow]

117. Senator Obama = 2008 Democratic nominee.

Get over it.

[Dbdmjs1022]

122. Except for the new poll that shows them statistically tied in PA...

Yeah, he's totally cooked!


:sarcasm: :rofl:

[juajen]

128. What poll was that? Love to have a link.

NT

[joeprogressive]

132. Here ya go....enjoy

http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1485

[Honeycombe8]

125. LOL LOL LOL!!!! I was wondering what you were on, until I saw the poll. nt

[kwenu]

129. More pathetic charlatanism brought to you by Hillary supporters.

[InfiniteNether]

133. Oh, he was kidding.

[ReverendDeuce]

134. Bump.... becuse this is HUGE! n/t

n/t

[yourguide]

145. Except for the fact that HRC took a dip in the polls...

sad old clintonites.

[Buzz Clik]

139. It's clear, ReverendDouche, that you and the normal world have different concepts of words.

"Today, Gallup's new numbers are out and now show Hillary Clinton sporting a significant and widening lead over Barry Obama:"

And here's the picture of that chasm:




Holy shit! You could drive a truck into that gap ... if you're a Who or if you're into nanotechnology or a free-living microorganism or a subatomic particle or ... you get the idea.

[Dave From Canada]

142. I wouldn't say he's a liar, cheater or whiner. More of an empty suit. After seeing the latest

debate, it's clear that without a teleprompter, he's not the brilliant speaker people think he is.

[PseudoIntellect]

147. One day of polls inside the MOE and you think it's a revelation. Btw, Obama's ahead again Sunday.

Please. Look what happened from March 15 and on. Obama tanked and was down by 9% in the Gallup. Then, he immediately alleviated that and led comfortably for weeks.

PA is actually polling closer in the last few days than it has in the last couple of weeks. It used to be a 6% HRC spread in the RCP average. Recently, it opened up to almost 9%. Now, in the last few days, the polls have tightened, and the RCP average has it under 6% again. So much for your baseless theory.