Re: McCain takes lead in Rasmussen Tracking Poll, first time since

Bob Rudd wrote:

> In article <26d2f1c5-cb25-4f33-976a-ff1e40694b92
> @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, briansataiemail@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>On Aug 4, 6:56 am, daveparks <daveparks...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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>>>On Aug 4, 9:50 am, briansataiem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
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>>>
>>>>The McCain ascension and Obama fall from grace continues....
>>>
>>>>This is the first time McCain has enjoyed even a statistically
>>>>insignificant advantage of any sort since Obama clinched the
>>>>Democratic nomination on June 3.
>>>
>>>>A week ago today, Obama had a three-percentage point lead and the
>>>>candidates were even among unaffiliated voters. Today, McCain leads
>>>>52% to 37% among independents.
>>>
>>>>http://rasmussenre****ts.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/20...
>>>
>>>But how are the 'electorals' shaping up?  As with Obama's win over the
>>>Clintons in delegates, it's now going to be about the electorals.
>>
>>Of course it's about the electorals.  This, however, is a big ****ft in
>>public sentiment over a relatively short period of time, and
>>especially interesting is the drastic move among independents, which
>>will play a big roll in this election.
>>
> 
> 
> Let guys like me worry about the electorals.  By the way, I'm not 
> worrying about them.
> 
I remember when going to the party the Republican's threw down near 
Dupont Circle when bush and Clinton ran.  It was like I was attending a 
funeral.  Very hushed...pinched and pursed mouths like everyone bit into 
a sour lemon.  One boy, outside the event was crying like a baby.  It 
was such a downer I had to go to the Democratic party's event.  What a 
blast!

Was that you outside the Republican event way back then?  It'll be you 
in November.