do you love obama
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By Mark Murray
Deputy political director
NBC News
updated 1 hour, 35 minutes ago
Barack Obama has opened up his biggest advantage over John McCain in the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
With two weeks to go until Election Day, Obama now leads his Republican rival by 10 points among registered voters, 52 to 42 percent, up from 49 to 43 percent two weeks ago.
Obama?s current lead is also fueled by his strength among independent voters (topping McCain 49 to 37 percent), suburban voters (53 to 41), Catholics (50 to 44) and white women (49 to 45). :scared
In early September, after the Republican National Convention, McCain was ahead with independents and Catholics, and narrowly trailed Obama among suburban voters.
Palin?s drag on the ticket? :scared
That doesn?t appear to be the case with McCain?s running mate, Sarah Palin. Fifty-five percent of respondents say she?s not qualified to serve as president if the need arises, up five points from the previous poll.
In addition, for the first time, more voters have a negative opinion of her than a positive one. In the survey, 47 percent view her negatively, versus 38 percent who see her in a positive light.
That?s a striking shift since McCain chose Palin as his running mate in early September, when she held a 47 to 27 percent positive rating.
Now, Palin?s qualifications to be president rank as voters? top concern about McCain?s candidacy - ahead of continuing President Bush?s policies, enacting economic policies that only benefit the rich and keeping too high of a troop presence in Iraq.
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this is even funnier
Deputy political director
NBC News
updated 1 hour, 35 minutes ago
Barack Obama has opened up his biggest advantage over John McCain in the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
With two weeks to go until Election Day, Obama now leads his Republican rival by 10 points among registered voters, 52 to 42 percent, up from 49 to 43 percent two weeks ago.
Obama?s current lead is also fueled by his strength among independent voters (topping McCain 49 to 37 percent), suburban voters (53 to 41), Catholics (50 to 44) and white women (49 to 45). :scared
In early September, after the Republican National Convention, McCain was ahead with independents and Catholics, and narrowly trailed Obama among suburban voters.
Palin?s drag on the ticket? :scared
That doesn?t appear to be the case with McCain?s running mate, Sarah Palin. Fifty-five percent of respondents say she?s not qualified to serve as president if the need arises, up five points from the previous poll.
In addition, for the first time, more voters have a negative opinion of her than a positive one. In the survey, 47 percent view her negatively, versus 38 percent who see her in a positive light.
That?s a striking shift since McCain chose Palin as his running mate in early September, when she held a 47 to 27 percent positive rating.
Now, Palin?s qualifications to be president rank as voters? top concern about McCain?s candidacy - ahead of continuing President Bush?s policies, enacting economic policies that only benefit the rich and keeping too high of a troop presence in Iraq.
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this is even funnier
Maybe Raymond dont wanna pour concrete no-more.
Hard to believe hes that busy now.
Im in same business and its up and down like the market.Busy 2months ,no work for a month.
Very unstable.We need a Democrat in office to change things,no.??(See Clinton)
Hard to believe hes that busy now.
Im in same business and its up and down like the market.Busy 2months ,no work for a month.
Very unstable.We need a Democrat in office to change things,no.??(See Clinton)
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RAYMOND
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please make up your mind.
Less than 3 weeks ago you had given up on
Palin/McCain
what gives nothing has changed:sadwave:
