odds at cris
- Thread starter MadJack
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- Feb 12, 2000
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I'm pretty sure my guy ain't going to win. But hopefully my vote will help us all win in the future.
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If he was the Republican choice, I would vote that way no doubt. He's a much better choice than the two jokes we have now.
But, as for this election, I'll just be voting Libertarian thus Bob Barr.
according to this, it's only a matter of time now :shrug:
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/maps/obama_vs_mccain/
fat lady is in the building :SIB
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/maps/obama_vs_mccain/
fat lady is in the building :SIB
Careful Jack--Thats what they were saying here in 2000 when Gore had 11 pint lead in Oct 
--and you need to consider his polling #'s vs results in primary.
--and at least half of those new registrations appear to be bogus.
I would agree that O's #'s appear favorable--but you have factors in this election that no one can estimate--when it comes to actually pulling the lever--especially from Dems side.
--and you need to consider his polling #'s vs results in primary.
--and at least half of those new registrations appear to be bogus.
I would agree that O's #'s appear favorable--but you have factors in this election that no one can estimate--when it comes to actually pulling the lever--especially from Dems side.
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realclearpolitics...isn't that the site that Wayne always says is the TRUE barometer?
I guess not so much now.
realclearpolitics...isn't that the site that Wayne always says is the TRUE barometer?
I guess not so much now.
by far the clearest as far as polls go in my opinion Matt--I tweak em a little bit by throwing out those ran by all media.
Also my # 1 place for political news--you get both sides-- todays example--note publications
Real Clear Politics Saturday
Markets Need to Break From Digging - Steven Pearlstein, Washington Post
The Government Is Contributing to the Panic - Jonathan Macey, WSJ
Swept Up by Insanity of Markets - Joe Nocera, New York Times
The Light at the End of the Crisis - Lawrence Kudlow, RealClearPolitics
It's Not Over, But It's Going Obama's Way - Charlie Cook, National Journal
Can McCain Still Win? - Pat Buchanan, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
The Real World Consequences of Republican Rule - Bob Herbert, NY Times
Obama vs. Free Speech - Michael Barone, RealClearPolitics
Sorry, Dad, I'm Voting For Obama - Christopher Buckley, The Daily Beast
Catholics Struggle Over Voting For Obama - Charles Lewis, National Post
The 'Unitary Executive' Question - Dana Nelson, Los Angeles Times
Obama's Truth Deficit on Ayers - Maggie Gallagher, Washington Times
Why the Ayers Attack Isn't Sticking - John Dickerson, Slate
A Silence About Terror - John Avlon, New York Post
Back-to-Basics Banking - Robert Kuttner, Boston Globe
The Excesses of Pragmatism - Christopher Caldwell, Financial Times
What History Tells Us About the Market - Jason Zweig, Wall Street Journal
RCP Blog: Obama Tours Philadelphia | 'Troopergate' Report Released
Editorials
Global Crisis Needs Global Solution - Daily Telegraph
Time to Act - New York Times
Talking Ourselves Into a Depression - Investor's Business Daily
Somalia and the Pirates - Chicago Tribune
State wagers so far--2008
Last election wagers
http://www.madjacksports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=154642
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
Virginia - Which party will win the popular vote in the named state at the 2008 US presidential election
Republican
Democrat 11/04/08(12:00 ET)
Republican +175
New Mexico - Which party will win the popular vote in the named state at the 2008 US presidential election
Republican
Democrat 11/04/08(12:00 ET)
Republican +350
Colorado - Which party will win the popular vote in the named state at the 2008 US presidential election
Republican
Democrat 11/04/08(12:00 ET)
Republican +300
Last election wagers
http://www.madjacksports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=154642
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
Virginia - Which party will win the popular vote in the named state at the 2008 US presidential election
Republican
Democrat 11/04/08(12:00 ET)
Republican +175
New Mexico - Which party will win the popular vote in the named state at the 2008 US presidential election
Republican
Democrat 11/04/08(12:00 ET)
Republican +350
Colorado - Which party will win the popular vote in the named state at the 2008 US presidential election
Republican
Democrat 11/04/08(12:00 ET)
Republican +300
