Thread: Maybe McCain Can Pull It Out After All.

I've heard that due to structural advantages Obama has in the states, that McCain would need a 1.2% popular vote advantage to win the electoral college.

Me, I'm thinking that if McCain can get within 3% nationally in the polls prior to election day he can win the election.

To me the so called Bradley Effect (people tell pollsters that they will vote for Obama when they have no intention of doing so) is real for at least 1 to 2% of the electorate.

It would not be a pretty victory for McCain, but a victory is a victory.

Maybe McCain Can Pull It Out After All. Not enough diebold machines in the country.

Originally Posted by Dayton3

Maybe McCain Can Pull It Out After All...

I think you mean "pull it off." No one in this country wants to see McCain "pull it out," and if he did, there's little doubt that Obama would win such a contest.

Originally Posted by Djinn

I think you mean "pull it off." No one in this country wants to see McCain "pull it out," and if he did, there's little doubt that Obama would win such a contest.

Please explain this post, is this racial stereotyping?

Originally Posted by Engine-Ear

Please explain this post, is this racial stereotyping?

I dunno. But it does evoke a particularly funny line from Mel Brook's "Blazing Saddles."

Originally Posted by Djinn

I dunno. But it does evoke a particularly funny line from Mel Brook's "Blazing Saddles."

Djinn, I owe you a green, when my counter resets, I'll whip one out.!!!

Originally Posted by Engine-Ear

Djinn, I owe you a green, when my counter resets, I'll whip one out.!!!

I gave him one for you. Maybe the Chief Justice will extend Obama "a laurel and hardy handshake" at his inauguration.

Originally Posted by Djinn

I think you mean "pull it off." No one in this country wants to see McCain "pull it out," and if he did, there's little doubt that Obama would win such a contest.

I suppose you are correct.

"pull it off" would be the preferred statement.

I think it should be "Jerk it out"

Originally Posted by Dayton3

I've heard that due to structural advantages Obama has in the states, that McCain would need a 1.2% popular vote advantage to win the electoral college.

Me, I'm thinking that if McCain can get within 3% nationally in the polls prior to election day he can win the election.

To me the so called Bradley Effect (people tell pollsters that they will vote for Obama when they have no intention of doing so) is real for at least 1 to 2% of the electorate.

It would not be a pretty victory for McCain, but a victory is a victory.

Oh, hell. If Proposition 8 comes within an RCH of passing, Obama might not win California.

I'm hoping Prop 8 passes, even though I'm voting against it, just to see if the promises of riots the black racists gave us earlier will be fulfilled.