The New York Post - September 5, 2008
The convention floor was abuzz all yesterday with the news of the CBS poll showing a dead tie (42-42) in the presidential race. And the poll, conducted through Wednesday, couldn’t reflect the impact of John McCain’s speech, or the full impact of Sarah Palin’s late Wednesday night. It reflected opinions only after the Democrats’ convention, Barack Obama’s incredible speech, the Palin selection and the early, Gustav-depressed GOP gathering. That augers ill for the Democrats. Tonight’s polling could bring evidence that the Obama candidacy is in big trouble. STORY
3 comments:
Deep doo-doo
I love the "He says nothing better than anybody." If the polls show them this tight on election eve, McCain wins in a landslide. I had another Democrat flight attendant tell me yesterday she was voting for McCain because of the Pelin selection. Those Democratic pundits who are saying the Hillary women voters won't go for McCain/Pelin are just plain wrong. Big time.
Agree with Rick - Care has 2 sisters who supported Hillary (health care issues) What's funny is one is in MI and the other FL so neither counted in primary - but they're going to McCain. If McCain starts talking health care reform then it will pick up some steam for sure
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