Tony_FLADEM
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Wed Aug-04-04 07:35 PM
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Georgia: Bush 52%, Kerry 43% (Strategic Vision)
Georgia: Bush 53%, Kerry 42% (Rasmussen)
Michigan: Kerry 49%, Bush 42% (Strategic Vision)
Wisconsin: Kerry 49%, Bush 46% (Strategic Vision)
Iowa: Kerry 48%, Bush 45% (Rasmussen)
Illinois: Kerry 54%, Bush 39% (Rasmussen)
Minnesota: Kerry 49%, Bush 42% (Rasmussen)
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Nite Owl
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Wed Aug-04-04 07:37 PM
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| 1. Those are good numbers. |
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Even if he isn't up in GA it's close enough to make them sweat and spend money somewhere that they thought was going to be easy.
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Wed Aug-04-04 07:52 PM
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| 2. Isn't Strategic Vision a GOP firm? |
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It looks like Michigan may soon join our friends in Pennsylvania in the "no longer in play" column.
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DaveinMD
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Wed Aug-04-04 08:19 PM
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any money gets spent in Georgia. I don't really trust Rasmussen. They tend to favor republicans. They are also 30 days tracks. I'm not familiar with Strategic Vision.
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Wed Aug-04-04 08:38 PM
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Especially coming from right wing Rasmussen. I'm this close to taking Michigan off my personal list of battle ground states. I think I saw one poll last week where Kerry was up by 10 there. Still, it's good BushCo. is wasting so many resources in a state they have very little chance of winning.
On the flip side, I'm beginning to feel the same way about Ohio as it relates to Kerry. He just can't break through there for some unknown reason.
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DaveinMD
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Wed Aug-04-04 08:40 PM
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there was a poll last week showing Kerry up there. It could be a sleeper state for us. Its still very close.
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RummyTheDummy
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Wed Aug-04-04 08:46 PM
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| 6. I think it's still very much in play |
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But Kerry just hasn't been able to establish a foothold like he has in Michigan (up 7-10) or Pennsylvania (up 12, according to Survey USA). It's still very much in play though and to me, it's the whole ball of wax. We get ohio in our column on election night and it's going to be a long night for BushCo.
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DaveinMD
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Wed Aug-04-04 09:51 PM
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cannot win without Ohio. If we win, it will be close. We're not going to get a foothold like we have in MI and PA. That's just not realistic.
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Thu Aug-05-04 12:27 AM
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We're not going to get a foothold like we have in MI and PA.
You base that assertion on what? Was it 'realistic' to predict in October that Kerry was going to be the nominee? lol
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Wed Aug-04-04 09:23 PM
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| 7. Man, Bush is in trouble. |
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Wed Aug-04-04 10:07 PM
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| 9. Good numbers. Go Wisconsin! |
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Wed Aug-04-04 11:13 PM
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| 11. According to that, Georgia is closer than Pennsylvania - so if PA |
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is still a "Battleground" state is Georgia also one? Or can only Blue states be "Battleground" states? But I still don't trust Rasmussen's methodology (automated polling).
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Thu Aug-05-04 12:15 AM
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| 12. Don't Assume Anything |
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Don't take PA or MI for granted. I hope all continue to push there as hard as they do in other states. Nothing in politics is ever guaranteed.
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