If Obama is doomed, why is he still beating McCain?

Question

One of the ONLY sites that was correct during the 2004 elections...

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

Rasmussen shows Obama leading in states with 193 Electoral College votes while McCain leads in states with 183 votes. When leaners are included, it’s Obama 264, McCain 247. Mississippi (see 50-State Summary).

Answer 1

Their tied.............www.gallup.com

Answer 2

Sorry to tell you this - The Colbert Report isn't a legitimate news source.

All legitimate polls show McCain way ahead of Hussein Obama.

Libs lose AGAIN!

Answer 3

Real Clear Politics also projects Obama as the winner, through their poll averaging system, which looks at all polls.  They also have a accurate track record.

Answer 4

Some of the Media are watching their huge paychecks, afraid of Obama's intention of cutting the taxcuts for the wealthy and putting their tax rates back where they were when Clinton was president. Others are getting the word from the Corporate Bosses who sit upstairs and worry about their profits getting taxed.

They are purposely quoting the oddball polls that show John McCain with a lead.  Isn't that a laugh? All you have to do is limit your phone calls to the Republican areas and voila!  You've got your poll!  Forget the cellphones and the thousands of first time voters who will be voting for Obama!  Forget the people tired of the dirty, lowdown Dixie Chicking nastiness that has prevailed for several years.  These cheaters know how to poll, the same way they know how to rig an election.

Can you imagine McCain with a lead in this country that is peppered with people out of work, getting paid little or nothing, with no Health Care, no jobs, no hope?  Do elephants fly?  Is the moon made of green cheese?

Come Election time, there will be three or four Democrats at the polls to every Republican!  There just aren't enough Republicans in the world to overpower the Liberal outrage at what this bunch has done to this country in just eight years.  Look at the National Debt!  Look at the deficit!  Look at those Republican Congressmen that hobnobbed on K Street, getting rich at the taxpayer's expense!  All it takes is a look at the corruption and you can bet your boots they'll all get booted out!  

Answer 5

I think the republicans really have to be sacred, because I just learned that these polls only survey voters whom have voted in the last two elections, so that means there not even taking into account the new voters that Obama has brought to the democratic party..

Answer 6

Kerry was leading Bush 2 to 1

Look what happened.

All these polls are conducted in liberal areas.

Answer 7

Hey *******, there is only one poll that matters.

btw, feel free to check a fact before you make a statement *******.  Kerry lead Bush in 8 different weeks during the summer of 2004 on Rasmussen Reports.  That is a lot more than "(NEVER)".  *******

Your question and your rant are much like your candidate. You form a position before you do any research.  Sounds just like Obama.  Good luck with that.  I'm not saying that Obama only appeals to the stupid.  

If you want though, go ahead and book your ticket for the inauguration.  lol

fs

Answer 8

The last I looked, Obama was leading in the CBS, NBC, LA Times, Gallup, Rasmussen, Quinnipiac, and, little drum roll here.....FOX5 polls. McSame was leading in some poll, but I forget.

Answer 9

McCain is losing it:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

Answer 10

the election hasn't happened yet so neither of them have electoral votes yet.....Obama thinks there is 58 states and it wont matter when the federal judge declares him ineligible to run for office.

Answer 11

I haven't read that obama is doomed...only that he is losing his lead.  seems to me someone is looking way down the road at "d-day" before the plan of attack for either camp has even been made.

Answer 12

They are both at a dead heat!! Once McCain picks a solid Conservative for VP, it's all over.

Answer 13

Is he beating McCain? I think the Bradley effect makes it McCain's to lose.