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November 01, 2004

Best Poll Coverage (UPDATED)

Posted by Bill

It's all at NRO's Kerry Spot. Question: if Kerry loses, does that put Geraghty out of a job?

See also: the jumble of numbers at Real Clear Politics. Head spinning. Confused. Must sit down.

Also, Iowahawk decides to formally endorse a candidate ...

Before announcing our official endorsement, Iowahawk believes it is critical for voters to consider the top issues of the day, and contrast the respective positions of the incumbent, George W. Bush, and his main challenger Worldwide Islamofascism. Let's review how the candidates stack up.

... an effort that includes particularly detailed analysis:

Healthcare
The Administration has frequently pointed to the Prescription Drug for Seniors law as key accomplishment of President Bush, but this new federal entitlement has prompted many troubling questions. For example, what about those of us who are not seniors? And what's the big hangup about prescription drugs? The price of blunts continues to rise without seeming limit, leaving millions of ordinary non-senior Americans to face a stark choice between getting a decent buzz or keeping our Cinemax subscription.

President Bush has shown little interest in this growing national problem, and has forwarded no specific proposals to ease the cost of either Chronic or Cinemax. To its credit, Worldwide Islamofascism has released a specific 19-point plan for revamping Americans' health, based on Canadian and European principles. Unfortunately, it is entitled "Let the Sewers Choke With The Blood of The Americans and Their Filthy Zionist Masters."

UPDATE: Check out the lowlights of the Kerry Campaign in this "Kerry Campaign Timeline."

Posted by Bill at November 1, 2004 11:49 AM | TrackBack (3)

Comments

No but it assures us all of the Great job Shrum does for the Republican party by losing every Presidential Election he is involved in with the progressive socialist liberals.

Posted by: Sonar5 at November 1, 2004 11:54 AM

For even more head-spinning fun, visit electoral-vote.com.

Posted by: Anonymous Scientist at November 1, 2004 11:55 AM

If the link from AS is down, try www.electoral-vote#.com and replace the # with a number from 2 to 9. Higher numbers are better.

I noticed that they are quoting the Zogby/Rock the Vote cell phone poll of 18-29 year olds. I have to say that that poll has many problems, but it must really grate on RtV that 40% are voting for Bush even after all the draft scare propeganda thay has been spewing.

Posted by: George at November 1, 2004 04:40 PM

See also: the jumble of numbers at Real Clear Politics. Head spinning. Confused. Must sit down.
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Maybe Steven denBeste's analysis of long term trends of Real-Clear Politics
figures.

http://denbeste.nu/special/polltrends.shtml

Posted by: Dan Kauffman at November 1, 2004 06:55 PM