New AP poll: Kerry 49%, Bush 46% among likely voters.

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  1. Rex

    Rex Founding Member

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    Thursday October 21, 2004--The latest Rasmussen Reports Presidential Tracking Poll shows President George W. Bush with 49% of the vote and Senator John Kerry with 46%. The Tracking Poll is updated daily by noon Eastern.

    http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm

    The only poll that matters is the one conducted on Nov. 2nd.

    As for your snide crack about this being a better country if Kerry wins...well, not being a socialist, I'm afraid I can't subscribe to that theory.
     
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    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    Bush lost the popular vote last time and still won the presidency, courtesy of the voting fiasco in his brother's state and the shameful political intervention of the Supreme Court. This election is going to be very close again and you can look for shenanigans again.

    It ain't over 'til it's over.
     
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  4. marcmc99

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    From both sides, as has already been seen.
     
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    martin Banned Forever

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    i guess you wanted the supreme court to rule they should count and count until gore won? bush won every count. nothing shameful about it.
     
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    SabanFan The voice of reason

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    Are you sure you're not a professor at LSU? You sure sound like one. I can't believe you guys are still crying over that 4 year old spilled milk.
     
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    LSUDeek All That She Wants...

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    He definitely works from LSU. He has posted the view from his office in the past.

    If not a professor, no doubt a spoiled liberal IT-type of employee.
     
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  8. TexasTigers

    TexasTigers Are You With Me ?

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    The Day Kerry Wins will be a tragic day for our country, the terrorist will yell "GAME ON" as Putin pointed out, and our government will grow sadly faster then ever before.

    If you truly believe Kerry winning will give us a better country, I am dissapointed in how lost and misguided some of the people on this board and country really are.....

    The cure to liberalism is education, and some simply readings of the constitution. Education is the key, sadly the left likes to believe what Dan Rather and Moore tells them. They are like blinded cattle...

    If Kerry wins, Clinton will seem like a cake walk, this man is borderline a socialist and has views that will be very negative to the American people and our allies... Besides our First lady will be a shrill who will continue to shame an entire nation...
    Sad thing - Bush is much better, but Kerry will be a disaster for this country. The Liberal media has blinded and confused many. They do that to the simple minded...
     
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  9. Rex

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    Oh oh...

    Bush is in DEEP DEEP election trouble now.

    Gallup is reporting that Kerry leads Bush 50% to 44% in Ohio among registered voters.

    Gallup's poll is traditionally slanted towards Republicans. He overpolls them. You can add 4 points to Kerry's leads, IMO.

    What this means is that Kerry wins Pennsylvania and Ohio, and doesn't need Florida.

    I'm this close || to proclaiming that BUSH IS TOAST.
     
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    Texastigers, I believe it is YOU who is misguided...

    Countries like Sweden and the Netherlands are much more socialistic in the USA, but guess what?

    They have virtually no poverty, even when their GDP per citizen is not close to the USA's. Their lifespans are longer, and their lifestyles are better.

    When you empower the middle class you empower the country.

    Bush tells us he hears the voice of God, and that voice drives his decision. Well, on November 2 we're going to take the decisions away from him, when he hears the voice of the people.
     
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