Do u think mccain has any chance of winning?

Question

Do u think mccain has any chance of winning?

Answer 1

John McCain won this race the day he was elected. So sorry to all of Obamas sheep, they will have to be put back in the pasture. Better luck next time. Democrat for McCain/Palin 2008.

Answer 2

Nope, two day polls shows that Palin hasn't pulling any new voters in.

http://www.galluppoll.com

Answer 3

Yes. The race is about even now. If McCain is ahead a couple of days after the Rep convention, he has a very good chance of winning. Obama has already peaked, and started downhill with his "citizens of the world" speech in German.

Answer 4

He has a better change of getting another malignant melanoma of the face.

Answer 5

Yep, I sure do and I pray to God that he and Sarah do!!

McCain / Palin 08 !!!!!!!

Answer 6

I think he has an excellent shot.  I can't wait for the debates between John and Barrack and especially Sarah and Joe.  This election could go both ways but both candidates have a good shot at winning.  It's going to be the most dramatic election we have seen.  

Answer 7

Definitely.

Answer 8

McCain / Palin will win.

I think Obama has no chance of winning.

Unless he has sold his soul to the devil and it's the end of the age; Obama bin Biden will lose by at least six points in November.

Answer 9

Yep. A big one. You're obviously paying little to no attention to the polls, and are only listening to liberal sources. This race is about 50-50. Just because you don't hear much about McCain supporters, doesn't mean we're not just as numerous as you are.

Answer 10

Of course.  Anything is possible.

Not only that, McCain has been gaining on Obama in the polls as Obamania seems to be waning.

Answer 11

50%

Answer 12

Well sure he has a chance. But hopefully Obama will get it because McCain is Bush Junior and is just gonna get us into more deeper c**p just like Bush did.

Answer 13

YES!!!!!!!! 100%. Obama will just go home and cry.

Answer 14

as long as Obama keeps talking, McCain's chances will continue to increase.

Answer 15

He has a good chance, but we all need to help him get there.  

Answer 16

Well, they fixed the machines in Ohio once.

All the trash & lies being spread about Obama might mean a win for McCain, and disaster for the country.

Answer 17

Yes he has a chance.  I would guess that his VP selection will help.  His base is very pleased.  Obama is under performing.  McCain has to keep the pressure up and I think that he has Obama on the defensive.  Obama seems to be reactionary as of late.

Answer 18

I sure do.  

Answer 19

much better than obamas!

Answer 20

Yep and obama will go home crying

Answer 21

he does, but he will get beat quite a bit in the debates. that will make a big difference but right now, both have a solid chance of being elected.

Answer 22

Just as much of a chance as Obama becoming the Democratic nominee.  It was supposed to be Hilary.

It's months before the election.  Anything can happen.  Trying to predict anything now... not wise.

Keep in mind, Obama has very little experience.  You can only "talk" for so long.  I think people are going to get tired of him.  The press is in love with him and it's beginning to wear on people.  He's no longer the "fresh" candidate who offers hope.  He's increasingly looking like a typical politician.  He just doesn't have much experience, however.

Answer 23

No. I would have guessed he had a 40% chance but after this stunt of picking Palin- an obvious stab at picking up Hillary supporters, he has about 20% cahnce. Way to go McCain,

Answer 24

Based on the polls before Gov Palin, he had a good chance of winning.  Now that he has chosen the "Donna Reed" of politics he has an excellent chance of winning.  He received a bump in the polls when he announced her as VP, but Obama when announcing Biden did not.

  A better choice of a Black president would have been Colin Powell.

Answer 25

he already won,what happened to obamas bump?h**l kerry had a 15 point lead at this point!

Answer 26

He had one until he made this decision. After all the excitement is gone then her non record will be exposed.

Answer 27

Well I think after the announcement of his running mate....he has a very slim chance of going anywhere but home. It was a very bold mood on his part...and I just don't see where the American people are going to adjust to this new change before it's time to vote. I mean really...no one even knows who she is and frankly I don't many republicans care to know her. He can't just pull in a random woman and expect her to be accepted like Hillary Clinton. It's not that easy to copycat in a situation such as this.  

Answer 28

Yeah.

McCain is banking on Hillary's disaffected supporters to put him over the top just because Palin is a woman.

But with this choice, he has alienated a whole lot other people.

Palin is anti-g**s.  She is pro-choice.  And she is a lifelong member of the NRA.

And there are a lot of smart people out there who won't vote for her simply because she's a woman.