McCain up by 4 in Florida...

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poor joey. :mrgreen:

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Says who?

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Communist Network News

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http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/36/36_11_6.gif Honestly, never heard it called that! What would that make MSNBC? http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/4/4_12_12.gif

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Mainly Stupid Ninnys and Bull**** Clearinghouse**?**

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Obama has this election hands down. I would be shocked to see McCain pull off a victory.

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Funny, the Communist Network News website has Obama ahead in every poll.Poll 1 has OBAMA leading by 4 points …

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Ahhhh! http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/4/4_17_2.gif

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Hold on there cowpokes… :wink:

Gallup Daily: Obama’s Lead Widens Some on All Bases

Source: Gallup

PRINCETON, NJ, Oct. 31 – The political landscape could be improving for Barack Obama in the waning days of the campaign. Gallup Poll Daily tracking from Oct. 28-30 shows him with an eight percentage point lead over John McCain among traditional likely voters – 51% to 43% – his largest margin to date using this historical Gallup Poll voter model.

Since Tuesday, McCain’s support among traditional likely voters has dropped by four points (from 47% to 43%), Obama’s has risen by two points (from 49% to 51%), and the percentage of undecided voters has increased from 4% to 6%.

Thursday night’s interviews are the first conducted entirely after Obama’s widely viewed 30-minute prime-time campaign ad, which ran on several television networks Wednesday evening. Obama held a substantial lead over McCain in last night’s polling, however no greater than what Gallup found on Wednesday.

Obama’s lead among expanded likely voters is only slightly greater than that seen among traditional likely voters. He now leads McCain by nine-points, 52% to 43%, using this looser definition that does not factor in whether respondents have voted in past elections, but strictly relies on their reported level of interest and intention to vote in the 2008 election.

Read more: http://www.gallup.com/poll/111679/Gallup-Daily-Obamas-L…

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I don’t know about everywhere else, but the record turnout to vote early, is Republican elders, they say they are afraid to vote on the 4th, because of the talk of violence at the polls on Tuesday.

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