Now Comes Election Projection

[Kathianne]

McCain leads:

http://www.electionprojection.com/president08.shtml


commentary:

http://www.electionprojection.com/blog.shtml



Thursday, August 21, 2008
Daily dispatch
President: Wow, what a day in the polling world! A ton of polls were released yesterday, and the movement in the numbers produced by them was stark. It is safe to say a shift has occurred. National polls are showing a dead heat, and the margin in several battleground state polls have moved favorably in John McCain's direction. However, before the red team gets too giddy about the recent turn of polling events, let me caution that a presidential election most often brings with it a long, arduous, winding road to Election Day.

Yes, McCain has bested Barack Obama in today's Election Projection - something I honestly did not expect to happen at any time during this election season - but only time will tell if this is a temporary uptick or a sustainable trend. I am still not convinced McCain can actually win the presidency, yet he has exceeded my expectations from a polling standpoint time after time since becoming the presumed GOP nominee.

[red states rule]

The trend can't be denied by the left any longer

Now it is time for them to invest in some valium

[avatar4321]

The trend can't be denied by the left any longer

Now it is time for them to invest in some valium

It can and will be denied. And when they lose it will be some conspiracy.

[red states rule]

It can and will be denied. And when they lose it will be some conspiracy.

While at this time the left is not denying the polls, they are making Barry the victim of "attacks" and making excuses for his drop in the polls

It is fun to watch

If Obama loses in November the left will blame racist America for the defeat. Not his liberalism

[avatar4321]

While at this time the left is not denying the polls, they are making Barry the victim of "attacks" and making excuses for his drop in the polls

It is fun to watch

If Obama loses in November the left will blame racist America for the defeat. Not his liberalism

I have to disagree. They are still in Denial that Bush won in 2000. I dont see why they would admit it now.

[red states rule]

I have to disagree. They are still in Denial that Bush won in 2000. I dont see why they would admit it now.

From waht I have seen, the liberal media is saying the "attacks" from McCain is to blame

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/mark-finkelstein/2008/08/20/matthews-obama-dukakis-redux

Click the link and watch the video of Chris Matthews. He is worried and it shows