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John McCain is NOT gaining ground in the states that matter the most. The top tier of states in this election are Virginia, Colorado and Pennsylvania. There is lots of lots of polling in these states, particularly in Virgnia and Pennsylvania, and it's all coming up in roughly the same range, showing Obama leads in the high single digits (in VA and CO) or the low double digits (in PA). The second tier of states is probably Ohio, Florida and Nevada. McCain seems to be getting a bit stronger in Florida; Obama seems to be getting a bit stronger in Ohio and Nevada. McCain does seem to have halted Obama's progress in some of the third-tier states, particularly Missouri and North Carolina. On the other hand, some other third-tier states, like New Mexico and particularly New Hampshire (where Obama is getting some insane numbers lately), now appear to be off the table.
Weirdest political attack ever:InvincibleCakeEater wrote:Just for fun, look at the difference in campaign styles...
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damn..my vote really wont mean anything
It seriously just hit me 3 minutes ago that I'm going to be voting in a swing state. Like a legitimate swing state that is going to be decided by 3 or less. Got me kinda excited.Jocephus wrote:damn..my vote really wont mean anything
Define "substance".Michael wrote:I wasn't a fan. I thought it was a missed opportunity for Obama to show substance.
Someone got their moveon.org pin, they should've given you a larger pin for having to wait for so long.InvincibleCakeEater wrote:I'm in SWMO and just got one in the mail today that said Obama supports killing babies.
Kind of funny though, also in today's mail was a sweet ass Obama pin!
I thought an Oregon radio station rasied some money and paid his taxes, you know spreading the wealth.jim wrote:Did he pay his taxes yet?
NewsRadio 1190 KEX’s afternoon hosts Mark Mason and Dave Anderson from Portland, Oregon heard of Wurzelbacher’s plight and wanted to help. Mason and Anderson secured the website http://www.SaveJoeThePlumber.net and started accepting donations. The goal was to cover Wurzelbacher’s tax bill and plumber’s license. By the weekend, $1,821 had been raised from donations coming from 31 states.