http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/latestpolls/index.html Obama surrogates: Take a look, but you better get permission first.....:rofl:

an Obama surrogate getting the latest instructions from the Mother ship? :>)

And by the way - Is that you jlake?

Back again?

Front row, too! Don't you just love the Joker.....Ha,ha,ha,

Ok, love your work Jack. Why Hillary?

There are lots of Laker fans which have front row seats. Don't let your imagination run wild. Why Hillary? She is the most qualified of the two, and is an accomplished street fighter. She will hammer the old goat in the GE.

Lest keep those expectations high folks!!!

:rofl:

And, naturally, the RCP poll is absolutely the most accurate, right?

:rofl:

Pennsylvania: McCain vs. Clinton Quinnipiac McCain 40, Clinton 48, Und 8 Clinton +8
Pennsylvania: McCain vs. Obama Quinnipiac McCain 39, Obama 43, Und 11 Obama +4
Florida: McCain vs. Clinton Quinnipiac McCain 42, Clinton 44, Und 8 Clinton +2
Florida: McCain vs. Obama Quinnipiac McCain 46, Obama 37, Und 9 McCain +9
Ohio: McCain vs. Obama Quinnipiac McCain 42, Obama 43, Und 8 Obama +1
Ohio: McCain vs. Clinton Quinnipiac McCain 39, Clinton 48, Und 8 Clinton +9

:dem:

RCP is not a polling organization; it just lists the latest poll numbers which Obama supporters don't care to look at if there is any bad news.

The remaining Obama/Clinton polls in Pennsylvania show Obama trending upwards versus Clinton.

Given this, I assumed the anti-Obama snark in the opening post was sarcasm. But looking through this thread it appears you actually thought you were providing a link with bad news for Obama instead of good.

You might want to re-visit your link.

RCP lists latest poll for PA with Obama +2 over Clinton.

PPP press release utterly contradicts the OP assertion:

Obama overtakes Clinton in PA

Raleigh, N.C. – Barack Obama has taken the lead over Hillary Clinton 45-43 in
Pennsylvania, according to the newest survey from Public Policy Polling.

It’s a remarkable turn around from PPP’s last Pennsylvania poll, conducted two and a
half weeks ago, that showed Clinton with a 26 point lead in the state.

They merely collect polling data and average them.

They have been around for years doing the same thing. It's what made 2006 Senate results not so surprising...

:woohoo:

Off to scour my brain.

:hide:

Ahahahahahahahah... ew.

in some very interesting states which means Sen Obama supporters will simply ignore them although you're pretty childish yourself.

...I like the look of the graph on this page:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/pa/pennsylvania_democratic_primary-240.html

no complaints with these polls
shaved off three points in penn since the last quinnipac poll

all the recent polls show him trending closer

that is great news
thanks for posting

Great news for Obama. The national polls are great too. Only Fox News puts Clinton ahead of Obama.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2008/04/02/BAVNVU2PJ.DTL&type=printable :hi:

Pennsylvania Democratic Primary PPP (D) Clinton 43, Obama 45 Obama +2

This is great news for Obama. The national polls favor Obama. Am I missing something? Do these folks live in Bizarro world?

:eyes:

Maybe I missed something. :shrug:

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Penn_Release_040208.pdf

It's interesting also that PPP (Public Policy Polling) is generally regarded as a "Democratic" pollster.

Those polled included 55% women, 59% over 45, 16% black

Thanks for the heads-up.

... how did you get that pretty blue box to go around your text???

:hi:

I'd have never been able to figure that out on my own... thanks, Nut!!!!

(Remembering the Mod Squad All-Stars.)

I personally prefer the blue ... and OCCASIONALLY change it to pink/red. It reads better than the grey, to my eye.

...with each state, it will become increasingly clear that there is no way Hillary can win.

Many just don't understand that now, because she's still in the race. However, it will become
more and more obvious, with each state, that she will be behind anywhere from 150-200 pledged
delegates.

That means---more voters will naturally flock to Obama with each remaining primary.

She's done. We just have to wait for these next few states to vote.

:shrug:

RCP is showing PA polls surging in Obama's favor ... and the Hillbots read the exact opposite. Strange brain (mal)functioning. Must be that "math" thing.

The the RCP results of polling it is evident that you only have one favorable poll in that entire list. That poll that showed a 2 point spread for Obama has a margin of error of 2.8% They polled 1200+ voters. The other polls listed today must be very disturbing for you Obama surrogates. BTW, Hillary still leads in Pennsylvania by an average of over 6 points according to RCP. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/latestpolls/index.html P.S. Color you wrong!

Even when it's spelled out, the fool just doesn't get it.

... than to post such tripe and prove it. EVERY recent poll in Pennsylvania shows an improvement in Obama's numbers and a deterioration of CLinton's lead. EVERY recent poll. Got that?

PPP shows Clinton as -2 ... DOWN from +26!
Rasmussen shows Clinton +5 ... DOWN from +10!
SurveyUSA shows Clinton +12 ... DOWN from +19!
Quinnipiac shows Clinton +9 ... DOWN from +12!

DOWN! DOWN! DOWN! DOWN! (Got it yet??) :eyes: Keep cheering, moron.

Next ... you betray a bigotry and animus in assuming that I'm an "Obama surrogate" or even a supporter. I am not. Got that? Despite your eagerness to fling feces and engage in the sociopathy of smear and sneer, you haven't demonstrated even the slightest COMPREHENSION who you're speaking to.

I favor Kucinich. I do not view Obama's stances as being much different than Clinton's, even though I think he's run a better campaign. But - and get this straight - I NEVER think I'm voting to elect a "campaigner." My interest is in their political positions insofar as they're relevant to the office to which they aspire.

So far, I'm not yet inclined to vote for ANYONE other than Kucinich. I am only slightly more inclined to hold my nose and vote for Obama than for Clinton ... and the latter is HIGHLY unlikely. Her votes on IWR, Bankruptcy, Iran, and stance on NAFTA, unemployment, and health care have created a DEBIT not yet sufficiently offset by CREDITS to EARN my vote.

So take your coloring book back to Romper Room, junior. Your head's apparently up your ass.

the various polls. What happen? He lost the first primary. Try picking a winner this time, will ya. :>)

That and the fact that the profile is concealed points to a former poster who has been TS'ed at least once.

And the posting style indicates the same thing.

Has anyone called for a Pizza yet?

It's been a Zombie Jamboree these days. :shrug:

:kick:

They are virtually worthless right now.