Historians predict McCain will lose

[Ex-SD]

Nobody knows who is going to win this one. It appears that it’s going to be a close race, Either way, the taxpayer’s get another empty suit that blows a ton of hot air.

BTW, Marion….why don’t you enlighten all of us as to just exactly how Obama has such a new, fresh perspective? All I’ve read and heard is a bunch of nothing.

[LA_Renter]

I think that this election is Obama’s to lose. And I think Obama has enough vulnerabilities where that is a distinct possibility. I don’t think you can look at this election through the lens of 2000 or 2004. The composite of the electorate is the wild card in this election. I wouldn’t put too much stock in the polls this year due to pollsters probably not weighting the demographics correctly. Right now I would say that plays to Obama’s favor. You could take Virginia as an example. This has been a reliable Republican state for decades but maybe not this year. You have a large African American population and the growing suburbs of N. Va which lean left. This is where all the energy and activism lies. Turnout among these voters will more than likely be historic, enough to flip Va blue. But there is enough controversy in Obama’s past that could really galvanize the middle part of the electorate to vote on culture and national security issues which would benefit McCain. Right now given the state of the economy (housing bust, ongoing credit crisis, oil) and the fact that recently McCain has come cross as a creepy Mr. McGoo I would guess that Obama will win. My gut tells me he won’t close the deal. JMHO.

[LA_Renter]

I think that this election is Obama’s to lose. And I think Obama has enough vulnerabilities where that is a distinct possibility. I don’t think you can look at this election through the lens of 2000 or 2004. The composite of the electorate is the wild card in this election. I wouldn’t put too much stock in the polls this year due to pollsters probably not weighting the demographics correctly. Right now I would say that plays to Obama’s favor. You could take Virginia as an example. This has been a reliable Republican state for decades but maybe not this year. You have a large African American population and the growing suburbs of N. Va which lean left. This is where all the energy and activism lies. Turnout among these voters will more than likely be historic, enough to flip Va blue. But there is enough controversy in Obama’s past that could really galvanize the middle part of the electorate to vote on culture and national security issues which would benefit McCain. Right now given the state of the economy (housing bust, ongoing credit crisis, oil) and the fact that recently McCain has come cross as a creepy Mr. McGoo I would guess that Obama will win. My gut tells me he won’t close the deal. JMHO.

[LA_Renter]

I think that this election is Obama’s to lose. And I think Obama has enough vulnerabilities where that is a distinct possibility. I don’t think you can look at this election through the lens of 2000 or 2004. The composite of the electorate is the wild card in this election. I wouldn’t put too much stock in the polls this year due to pollsters probably not weighting the demographics correctly. Right now I would say that plays to Obama’s favor. You could take Virginia as an example. This has been a reliable Republican state for decades but maybe not this year. You have a large African American population and the growing suburbs of N. Va which lean left. This is where all the energy and activism lies. Turnout among these voters will more than likely be historic, enough to flip Va blue. But there is enough controversy in Obama’s past that could really galvanize the middle part of the electorate to vote on culture and national security issues which would benefit McCain. Right now given the state of the economy (housing bust, ongoing credit crisis, oil) and the fact that recently McCain has come cross as a creepy Mr. McGoo I would guess that Obama will win. My gut tells me he won’t close the deal. JMHO.

[LA_Renter]

I think that this election is Obama’s to lose. And I think Obama has enough vulnerabilities where that is a distinct possibility. I don’t think you can look at this election through the lens of 2000 or 2004. The composite of the electorate is the wild card in this election. I wouldn’t put too much stock in the polls this year due to pollsters probably not weighting the demographics correctly. Right now I would say that plays to Obama’s favor. You could take Virginia as an example. This has been a reliable Republican state for decades but maybe not this year. You have a large African American population and the growing suburbs of N. Va which lean left. This is where all the energy and activism lies. Turnout among these voters will more than likely be historic, enough to flip Va blue. But there is enough controversy in Obama’s past that could really galvanize the middle part of the electorate to vote on culture and national security issues which would benefit McCain. Right now given the state of the economy (housing bust, ongoing credit crisis, oil) and the fact that recently McCain has come cross as a creepy Mr. McGoo I would guess that Obama will win. My gut tells me he won’t close the deal. JMHO.

[LA_Renter]

I think that this election is Obama’s to lose. And I think Obama has enough vulnerabilities where that is a distinct possibility. I don’t think you can look at this election through the lens of 2000 or 2004. The composite of the electorate is the wild card in this election. I wouldn’t put too much stock in the polls this year due to pollsters probably not weighting the demographics correctly. Right now I would say that plays to Obama’s favor. You could take Virginia as an example. This has been a reliable Republican state for decades but maybe not this year. You have a large African American population and the growing suburbs of N. Va which lean left. This is where all the energy and activism lies. Turnout among these voters will more than likely be historic, enough to flip Va blue. But there is enough controversy in Obama’s past that could really galvanize the middle part of the electorate to vote on culture and national security issues which would benefit McCain. Right now given the state of the economy (housing bust, ongoing credit crisis, oil) and the fact that recently McCain has come cross as a creepy Mr. McGoo I would guess that Obama will win. My gut tells me he won’t close the deal. JMHO.

[MisterMark123]

Bush was the first President to create an Obscenity Prosecutions Task Force, allocating several FBI agents to the job of surfing the internet all day long, looking for “obscene” video and images. A good use of our tax dollars? I think not.

If you don’t believe in free speech or habeas corpus, vote Republican. You can be assured that your civil liberties will continue to dwindle and restrictions on your personal freedom will increase.

Good story about the creation of the task force:

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1125318960389

[MisterMark123]

Bush was the first President to create an Obscenity Prosecutions Task Force, allocating several FBI agents to the job of surfing the internet all day long, looking for “obscene” video and images. A good use of our tax dollars? I think not.

If you don’t believe in free speech or habeas corpus, vote Republican. You can be assured that your civil liberties will continue to dwindle and restrictions on your personal freedom will increase.

Good story about the creation of the task force:

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1125318960389

[MisterMark123]

Bush was the first President to create an Obscenity Prosecutions Task Force, allocating several FBI agents to the job of surfing the internet all day long, looking for “obscene” video and images. A good use of our tax dollars? I think not.

If you don’t believe in free speech or habeas corpus, vote Republican. You can be assured that your civil liberties will continue to dwindle and restrictions on your personal freedom will increase.

Good story about the creation of the task force:

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1125318960389

[MisterMark123]

Bush was the first President to create an Obscenity Prosecutions Task Force, allocating several FBI agents to the job of surfing the internet all day long, looking for “obscene” video and images. A good use of our tax dollars? I think not.

If you don’t believe in free speech or habeas corpus, vote Republican. You can be assured that your civil liberties will continue to dwindle and restrictions on your personal freedom will increase.

Good story about the creation of the task force:

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1125318960389

[MisterMark123]

Bush was the first President to create an Obscenity Prosecutions Task Force, allocating several FBI agents to the job of surfing the internet all day long, looking for “obscene” video and images. A good use of our tax dollars? I think not.

If you don’t believe in free speech or habeas corpus, vote Republican. You can be assured that your civil liberties will continue to dwindle and restrictions on your personal freedom will increase.

Good story about the creation of the task force:

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1125318960389

[CBad]

There is no historical precedent for a black man running for President. People will come out of the woodwork to vote for him or against him based on that fact alone. Will they cancel each other out? I don’t know; there is nothing historical to base it on. That’s what makes this article a joke and the fact that they ignore this issue laughable.

[CBad]

There is no historical precedent for a black man running for President. People will come out of the woodwork to vote for him or against him based on that fact alone. Will they cancel each other out? I don’t know; there is nothing historical to base it on. That’s what makes this article a joke and the fact that they ignore this issue laughable.

[CBad]

There is no historical precedent for a black man running for President. People will come out of the woodwork to vote for him or against him based on that fact alone. Will they cancel each other out? I don’t know; there is nothing historical to base it on. That’s what makes this article a joke and the fact that they ignore this issue laughable.

[CBad]

There is no historical precedent for a black man running for President. People will come out of the woodwork to vote for him or against him based on that fact alone. Will they cancel each other out? I don’t know; there is nothing historical to base it on. That’s what makes this article a joke and the fact that they ignore this issue laughable.

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