Dawgs
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Sun Nov-02-08 01:01 PM
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McCain has reached the highest point in national poll(RCP). At least since 9/25. |
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Edited on Sun Nov-02-08 01:11 PM by Dawgs
Unfortunately, for him, he can't get above 44.1. And, Obama is only 0.1 points below his highest point of the entire election, 50.5. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.htmlOuch. :rofl: On Edit: Oh no! With the Gallup results, McCain moved to 44.2.
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Sun Nov-02-08 01:03 PM
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1. That was bound to happen as he rounded up traditional sources of Republican support. |
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He's still going to lose badly.
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Sun Nov-02-08 01:04 PM
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2. yes, it makes sense for him to close slightly shoreing up some usual rethug undecideds |
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Sun Nov-02-08 01:08 PM
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4. Actually, I'm pointing out that McCain hasn't gained shit. |
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10/7 - 44.1% 10/8 - 11/1 - Below 44.1% Today - 44.1%
So, in almost 4 weeks, he hasn't moved his numbers by even .1% point.
That's terrible.
On the other hand, Obama was at 49.6, where today he's at 50.5. Not a large increase, but still better than McCain.
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Sun Nov-02-08 01:04 PM
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3. Kerry's "convincing loss" garnered him 48%. |
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