Call It A Comeback
Survey USA Illinois for Presidency
10/7/2004
Kerry (D) 55%
Bush (R) 39%
Other/Undecided 6%
Data Collected 10/4/04 – 10/6/04
Sample Population 644 Likely Voters
Margin of Error 4.0%
Client WBBM-TV Chicago
KSDK-TV St. Louis
I’ll assume this won’t make it’s way to the GOP website.
SurveyUSA uses computerized polling which most people are still skeptical of the reliability of the effects of such methodology on samples.
Advice to John Kerry from the Rude Pundit.
And when I say Rude, I mean Rude, so if you are at all able to be offended, he will offend you.
A Jeff Zeleny rumor….
in lawn signs on my way to work—Badnarik had been ahead by one for several weeks with—one.
My opponent says he has a plan for Iraq. Parts of it should sound pretty familiar — it’s already known as the Bush plan.”
“In Iraq, Senator Kerry has a strategy of retreat; I have a strategy of victory.”
Kerry 52
Bush 41
The Daily Southtown poll was conducted Monday night by Rasmussen Reports of Ocean Grove, N.J. It surveyed 500 likely voters through an automated telephone poll. Because of the small sample of voters, the margin of error is plus or minus 4.5 percentage points.
I don’t think Bush’s numbers have been above 42 yet–though he may beat that in the end.
Watch it and enjoy, Gregg in comments came through with the link
(title fixed–see comments)
September 11th.
Hard Work.
Saddam.
Danger. Threat. Terror.
But what about
Osama.
Cheney from the debate:
“So they, in effect, decided they would cast an anti-war vote, and they voted against the troops. Now, if they couldn’t stand up to the pressures that Howard Dean represented, how can we expect them to standup to Al Qaeda?”
Uh-huh. But can this administration stand up to Grover Norquist
John McCain:
“Throughout our history, wartime has been a time of sacrifice. … What have we sacrificed? As mind-boggling as expanding Medicare has been, nothing tops my confusion for cutting taxes during wartime. I don’t remember ever in the history of warfare when we cut taxes
This is an attempt to sell this war on the cheap. Want a graphical description of the problem, go see Brad DeLong
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