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Post debate: How would you rate the election at this point? (search mode)

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#1 Safe Obama		3 (3.5%)
#2 Likely Obama		27 (31.8%)
#3 Lean Obama		38 (44.7%)
#4 Tossup tilt Obama		9 (10.6%)
#5 Tossup tilt McCain		3 (3.5%)
#6 Lean McCain (lol)		1 (1.2%)
#7 Likely McCain (lololol)		1 (1.2%)
#8 Safe McCain (uberlol)		3 (3.5%)

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Topic: Post debate: How would you rate the election at this point? (Read 5662 times)

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Re: Post debate: How would you rate the election at this point?

« on: September 26, 2008, 11:32:22 PM »

Lean Obama. I think the general public probably liked Mccain's foreign policy more than some of us suspect. How the hell talking to Ahmadinejad legitimizes his stupid rants, I just do not get. We have to deal with reality that the Iranian regime is insane but that does not mean we do not engage them. Whatever....emotion trumps logic.

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Re: Post debate: How would you rate the election at this point?

« Reply #1 on: September 26, 2008, 11:40:35 PM »

Quote from: Ronnie on September 26, 2008, 11:37:35 PM

Quote from: Torie on September 26, 2008, 11:28:28 PM

This optimistic partisan hack rates it "lean Obama." Keep hope alive!

What hope? I don't see any hope.

Trust me your candidate still has a very good chance of winning this thing. It seems like people enjoyed the emotion MCcain showed in the debates. I think we are underestemating his performance. He will have to get better on the economy though. He has to be able to defend his tax cuts and broaden his policy beyond just cutting pork.

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