EV's are totally breaking Obama's way

[DangerDave921]

Missouri just got updated to a toss-up on RCP. Amazing.

The tide is shifting. The recent polling is all tilting Obama. Little by little it changes, one state after another. McCain could really lose big.

[ingac70]

1. He's got to lose big...

I want RepubliCONs humiliated.

[faithfulcitizen]

5. Not only that I want to see a HUGE majority calling for change.

[DangerDave921]

9. Change Change Change

I know that's the buzzword every election, but I sure get tired of hearing the word.

"One thing change'll bring is something new." Steve Earle.

[tekisui]

2. Iowa, New Mexico and Michigan are safely in Obama's column now.

PA strengthened and NC and VA are leaning his way!

FL is polling even, NH is back to Obama.

WOOHOO!!!!

KEEP UP THE HARD WORK!

[DangerDave921]

3. i haven't done any work

I live in MD which has been blue since the beginning. LOL. I can just sit back and observe, read, and comment on here.

[Rambis]

6. I know three Iowans who voted over lunch for Obama

I am working the polls on election day so I will vote then. Hope early voting kills the McPain spirit and they stay home.

[demodonkey]

4. McCain's got to lose big or Obama, like Kerry & Gore, may WIN but still not get to be President.

Any race within 5-7 points or less is within the steal range.

[LiveLiberally]

7. I AGREE

Anything less than an 8-10% lead for Obama in national polls and 5-7% in the key swing states may not be enough to counter:

1)any Bradley effect
2) Absentee/foreclosure/out-of-state students/etc... republican voter registration shenanigans
3) diebold/polling place etc... machine "errors"

In short, Obama's win in this election must be INDISPUTABLE.


** Edited for typo.

[DangerDave921]

10. Steal 5-7 points?

You think the RW machine can steal 5-7 points in multiple states? Sounds a little paranoid.

[DangerDave921]

11. Kerry did not win

Sorry.

Gore may have won, but I don't think we'll ever know the full and complete truth. I don't think the system is set up to determine the true winner when only 500 votes separate the two candidates out of 6 million votes.

[Ino]

8. Woohoo! Great news!

I was at the post office yesterday (in St. Louis) when two young A-A men came in asking where they could register to vote.