CO: Rasmussen: McCain leads by 1%

[Χahar]

Obama collapsing in Minnesota and Colorado.

It's still not too late to nominate Hillary.

LOL.

[Gustaf]

And people say Rasmusssen is lean republican.. don't believe these polls.

No...you say that.

[All life is a blur of Republicans and meat.]

Obama collapsing in Minnesota and Colorado.

It's still not too late to nominate Hillary.

Yeah, because we know that Hillary would poll so much better in those states...

[Josh/Devilman88]

Alright,  you are saying Q and RAS are illegitimate pollsters. So which pollsters DO you believe then?

None right now...

[Josh/Devilman88]

Obama collapsing in Minnesota and Colorado.

It's still not too late to nominate Hillary.

Yeah, because we know how much better Hillary would poll in those states...

Wasn't CO lean McCain when they polled McCain vs Hillary...

[Sam Spade]

Obama collapsing in Minnesota and Colorado.

It's still not too late to nominate Hillary.

Yeah, because we know how much better Hillary would poll in those states...

Wasn't CO lean McCain when they polled McCain vs Hillary...

Colorado hates the Clintons - that result is always obvious.

[Democratic Hawk]

Gee, it's really going to suck if Obama can win only the states that Kerry or Gore won.  It will appear that there is NO PATH TO VICTORY!!

Victory for McCain rewards Bush and sends an appalling message that goverance with all the finesse of an idiologically-driven cackhanded incompetent is something that should not go unpunished

Bottom-line. McCain's part in enabling Bush is not something worthy of promotion

America may be a center-right nation, in that conservatives outnumber liberals 3 to 2, but that shouldn't entitle Republican to govern poorly without fear of electoral consequences. It does, however, give them a higher floor in the Electoral College

Dave

[Gustaf]

Gee, it's really going to suck if Obama can win only the states that Kerry or Gore won.  It will appear that there is NO PATH TO VICTORY!!

Victory for McCain rewards Bush and sends an appalling message that goverance with all the finesse of an idiologically-driven cackhanded incompetent is something that should not go unpunished

Bottom-line. McCain's part in enabling Bush is not something worthy of promotion

America may be a center-right nation, in that conservatives outnumber liberals 3 to 2, but that shouldn't entitle Republican to govern poorly without fear of electoral consequences. It does, however, give them a higher floor in the Electoral College

Dave

That's 1.

[agcatter]

Hillary was always polling well below Obama in Colorado.  No way she'd carry the state.  All the spring polls showed her losing by double digits or close to it.

HOWEVER, she was up in Florida and well up in Ohio and had close to blowout leads in Penn and Michigan.  She wouldn't need Colorado or Virginia or Iowa, Nevada or NM for that matter.  She wins and wins easily.

Soooo, what are you gonna do Democrats?  It's not too late to take the sure thing.  And spare me the "we'll alienate the blacks" stuff.  They aren't voting for the Republican.  Maybe some won't vote but even if that happens (and I doubt it would be a significant number anyway) she pulls in the working class Reagan Dems and takes the White House.

Maybe Barack wins anyway, but it's maybe 50-50.  Hillary is a slam dunk.

What to do?

[DownWithTheLeft]

Alright,  you are saying Q and RAS are illegitimate pollsters. So which pollsters DO you believe then?

He believes and worships any pollster that makes NC remotely close

[War on Want]

Crap, oh well. I am still confident that Obama will eke this one out.

[ChrisFromNJ]

Scott Rasmussen needed to "adjust" his polls a little bit so he could make his weekly appearance on the Sean Hannity Show.

[Hashemite]

Obama collapsing in Minnesota and Colorado.

It's still not too late to nominate Hillary.

Shut up.

Play nice or don't play at all.

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Only if you stop posting stupidities.

[War on Want]

Scott Rasmussen needed to "adjust" his polls a little bit so he could make his weekly appearance on the Sean Hannity Show.

Stop believe in conspiracy bull sh**t. Obama will still win so stop bitching.

[Tender Branson]

Not much to see in this thread.  Just a bunch of liberals whining about statistic noise and hacks throwing away the poll because it doesn't confirm their biases.

Seriously though, where is an Ohio poll?  The one state that this election will probably hinge on, and it seems like there's been 2+ months without anything.  At least there's still Washington state to talk about.

[Rowan]

Not much to see in this thread.  Just a bunch of liberals whining about statistic noise and hacks throwing away the poll because it doesn't confirm their biases.

Seriously though, where is an Ohio poll?  The one state that this election will probably hinge on, and it seems like there's been 2+ months without anything.  At least there's still Washington state to talk about.

McCain is up comfortably in OH. Don't worry.

[All life is a blur of Republicans and meat.]

Not much to see in this thread.  Just a bunch of liberals whining about statistic noise and hacks throwing away the poll because it doesn't confirm their biases.

Seriously though, where is an Ohio poll?  The one state that this election will probably hinge on, and it seems like there's been 2+ months without anything.  At least there's still Washington state to talk about.

McCain is up comfortably in OH. Don't worry.

And you're basing this on...

[War on Want]

Not much to see in this thread.  Just a bunch of liberals whining about statistic noise and hacks throwing away the poll because it doesn't confirm their biases.

Seriously though, where is an Ohio poll?  The one state that this election will probably hinge on, and it seems like there's been 2+ months without anything.  At least there's still Washington state to talk about.

McCain is up comfortably in OH. Don't worry.

And you're basing this on...

[Grad Students are the Worst]

Not much to see in this thread.  Just a bunch of liberals whining about statistic noise and hacks throwing away the poll because it doesn't confirm their biases.

Seriously though, where is an Ohio poll?  The one state that this election will probably hinge on, and it seems like there's been 2+ months without anything.  At least there's still Washington state to talk about.

McCain is up comfortably in OH. Don't worry.

And you're basing this on...

I think I figured it out.  He's friends with Mike Naso.

[Rowan]

Not much to see in this thread.  Just a bunch of liberals whining about statistic noise and hacks throwing away the poll because it doesn't confirm their biases.

Seriously though, where is an Ohio poll?  The one state that this election will probably hinge on, and it seems like there's been 2+ months without anything.  At least there's still Washington state to talk about.

McCain is up comfortably in OH. Don't worry.

And you're basing this on...

Rasmussen has McCain +10 and there are a lot of bible thumping, gun clinging bitter people in OH.

[Hashemite]

I love it when people base their "analysis" on one poll.

[Aizen]

It would seem the fundies have finally awaken from their slumber. I've noticed McCain bumper stickers and whatnot all around recently. It was inevitable that the race would tighten here although I was hoping Colorado would remain "lean Obama" for just a bit longer. Now it looks like a true tossup. It is important to note that McCain has been outspending ABM here, at least on TV ads. Perhaps it's time to stop pissing away money in places like North Carolina and Georgia and start focusing on the vital states?

[Mr.Phips]

Obama collapsing in Minnesota and Colorado.

It's still not too late to nominate Hillary.

Yeah, do that and say goodbye to big gains in the House. 

[Mr.Phips]

Hillary was always polling well below Obama in Colorado.  No way she'd carry the state.  All the spring polls showed her losing by double digits or close to it.

HOWEVER, she was up in Florida and well up in Ohio and had close to blowout leads in Penn and Michigan.  She wouldn't need Colorado or Virginia or Iowa, Nevada or NM for that matter.  She wins and wins easily.

Soooo, what are you gonna do Democrats?  It's not too late to take the sure thing.  And spare me the "we'll alienate the blacks" stuff.  They aren't voting for the Republican.  Maybe some won't vote but even if that happens (and I doubt it would be a significant number anyway) she pulls in the working class Reagan Dems and takes the White House.

Maybe Barack wins anyway, but it's maybe 50-50.  Hillary is a slam dunk.

What to do?

Would Democrats want her to lose Colorado and likely take Mark Udall down with her?  I think not. 

[Democratic Hawk]

Not much to see in this thread.  Just a bunch of liberals whining about statistic noise and hacks throwing away the poll because it doesn't confirm their biases.

Seriously though, where is an Ohio poll?  The one state that this election will probably hinge on, and it seems like there's been 2+ months without anything.  At least there's still Washington state to talk about.

McCain is up comfortably in OH. Don't worry.

And you're basing this on...

Rasmussen has McCain +10 and there are a lot of bible thumping, gun clinging bitter people in OH.

Rural blight actually concerns Obama, as it would any Christian Democrat

Dave