Gallup has Obama up by 2 points

[Kathianne]

So in the past, when you were on your personal rants against Congress, real clear's averages were just fine but now they aren't.................maybe because the averages show J.Lib and Mrs. Wasilla getting trounced and that Obama already has enough electoral votes solidly in his favor to be elected......IOW J.Lib is mathematically eliminated. Only wish there were more debates so more Repubs would swing to Obama like they did last night.

You are grasping at straws because Americans have figured out that they would continue to get hosed by Republicans and would make out quite well under an Obama admin.................thats a fact verified by independent tax watchdog groups.

Past is past. There are no facts, just your opinion. The opinion of a partisan.

[LiberalNation]

All opinions are partisan but Obama being ahead right now is a fact.

[red states rule]

All opinions are partisan but Obama being ahead right now is a fact.

Yes, he is ahead, but not by the margin the liberal media and Obama supporters are saying

We have 20 days to go, and Obama and Biden still have time to show more of their socialist side

[jimnyc]

All opinions are partisan but Obama being ahead right now is a fact.

So long as you like your facts coming from polls that speak to .00001% of the nation.

[LiberalNation]

Do you know a better method. We'll see if these polls hold water come election.

[jimnyc]

Do you know a better method. We'll see if these polls hold water come election.

The only better method is election day. I do believe Obama will win though, so don't think I'm stating just because I think most polls are biased and too small of samples = a McCain victory.

[Kathianne]

Do you know a better method. We'll see if these polls hold water come election.

As has been said a gazillion times, the only 'poll' that counts is 11/4. In this case, like 2000, if it's close, look for fireworks. Not of the good kind, but that would be ACORN and Obama's fault.

[LiberalNation]

Oh I predict repubs ranting about a stolen election for four years just like some dems did in 2000 and 2004. Always some sore losers.

[Kathianne]

Oh I predict repubs ranting about a stolen election for four years just like some dems did in 2000 and 2004. Always some sore losers.

Some democrats? LOL!

[red states rule]

Oh I predict repubs ranting about a stolen election for four years just like some dems did in 2000 and 2004. Always some sore losers.

The differecne is LN, there is ample proof of Dem election fraud. ACORN has been busted in about 14 states so far

The Sec of State of OH (a Dem) has admitted she was hiding 200,000 ACRON apps from election officals. Why did she do that if there is nothing wrong?

[Kathianne]

Oh I predict repubs ranting about a stolen election for four years just like some dems did in 2000 and 2004. Always some sore losers.

there may be some, but I won't. I think in either case it's wrong. Bottom line, I think both sides should really create acceptable elections. Then they should accept the results. In any case, if Obama is elected, which is likely:

http://rightwingnuthouse.com/archive...our-president/

10/13/2008
IF ELECTED, OBAMA WILL BE MY PRESIDENT
CATEGORY: Decision '08, Financial Crisis, History, Politics

Pardon the slow loading site. My little hosting company is trying to deal with the Instalanche and Hot Air explosion as well as links from the rest of you.

Glenn Reynolds received an email yesterday that he termed “depressing.” Upon reading it, I agree with him.

The correspondent starts by identifying himself as a libertarian who supported George Bush until “Bush fatigue” set in recently. But what depressed Reynolds (and what should concern all of us) is how this gentleman would react to an Obama presidency:

This is surely small of me, but if Obama wins, I plan on giving him as much of a chance as the Democrats gave George Bush. I will gleefully forward every paranoid anti-Obama rumor that I see, along with YouTube footage of his verbal missteps. I will laugh and email heinous anti-Obama photoshop jobs, and maybe even learn photoshop myself to create some. I’ll buy anti-Obama books, and maybe even a “Not My President” t-shirt. I’m sure that the mainstream bookstores won’t carry them, but I’ll be on the lookout for anti-Obama calendars and stuff like that. I will not wish America harm, and if the country is hurt (economically, militarily, or diplomatically) I will truly mourn. But i will also take some solace that it occurred under Obama’s watch, and will find every reason to blame him personally and fan the flames.

Obama’s thuggish behavior thus far in this election cycle – squashing free speech, declaring any criticism of his policies to be “racist” (a word that happily carries little weight with sensible people these days), associating with the likes of Ayers, Wright, and ACORN - suggests that I won’t have to scrape for reasons to really viscerally dislike Obama and his administration. And even if he wins, his campaign’s “get out the vote fraud” activities are enough to provide people like me with a large degree of “plausible deniability” as to whether he is actually legitimately the president.

I’ve seen a President that I am generally-inclined to like get crapped on for eight years, and I’ve seen McCain and Palin (honorable people both, despite policy differences I may have with them) get crapped on through this election season. If the Democrats think that a President Obama is going to get some sort of honeymoon from the folks who didn’t vote for him, as a wise man once said: heh.

Civics 101 people; the guy who gets the most votes, wins.....

But there was also a recognition that the will of the majority was, in the end, respected and granted legitimacy. This included recognizing that there was only one president and that even if we disagreed with him, that didn’t mean he was an impostor. The fact that the 2000 election was so close (and the results confirmed by a consortium of independent media who took the time to recount the Florida votes several different ways proving that Bush did indeed win the state) no doubt was frustrating for the losers. But the idea that after 8 years the left could never get over the results and indeed, showed a derangement toward the president even after a still close but decisive win in 2004 proves that it is up to us on the right to bring our politics back to a rough equilibrium so that we can work together in these perilous times.

I plan on doing just that – while still skewering my political opponents with as much zest and glee as I can muster.
By: Rick Moran at 10:23 am

[retiredman]

there may be some, but I won't. I think in either case it's wrong. Bottom line, I think both sides should really create acceptable elections. Then they should accept the results. In any case, if Obama is elected, which is likely:

http://rightwingnuthouse.com/archive...our-president/

go for it. It will prove that, all along, your righteous indignation at the terrible disrespect for Bush was nothing more than partisan whining, and that you would have done the same exact thing if Gore had squeaked into office

[red states rule]

go for it. It will prove that, all along, your righteous indignation at the terrible disrespect for Bush was nothing more than partisan whining, and that you would have done the same exact thing if Gore had squeaked into office

Republicans seldom whicne over an election loss. Dems on the other hand, have a temper tantrum when they lose. Liberal arrogance prevent them from admitting the voters reject their liberalsim and invent endless excuses for their loss

[theHawk]

If Hussien wins I'm just going to buy my guns before he gets into office and starts shredding Constitutional rights. Other than that, he's not going to change a damned thing about the way I think and act.

[MtnBiker]

If Hussien wins I'm just going to buy my guns before he gets into office and starts shredding Constitutional rights. Other than that, he's not going to change a damned thing about the way I think and act.

Don't forget to stock up on ammunition as well.