ELECTION DAY 2008:........... Barack Obama, the next President of the United States of America

Obama is tied with McCain in Arizona.

The election is over, please get out and vote.

He's winning in early voting turnout by large margins.

Tomorrow,

Please watch his 30 minute special. It will not be on ABC because *rumor* his daughters like watching Pushing Daises so he didn't buy time on ABC, anotherrumor is because remember that debate with George Stephanapolous, Where he debated against Hillary Clinton, we'll he's paying them back by not buyingtime.
 
The sad part about the McCain supporters is the fact that they are so blinded that they eat up all this Socialism and Obama willraise taxes talk. However, when you look at the demographics of the crowds they certainly do not appear to represent the wealthy of the country. The reality is Obama's tax plan will be more beneficial to them but they are so blinded by hatred and fear that they can not even acceptreality.
 
Originally Posted by TBONE95860

Obama not putting it away....
as the race tightens even closer
(early morning polls)

NationalRasmussen ReportsObama 50, McCain 47Obama +3
NationalDiageo/HotlineObama 49, McCain 42Obama +7
NationalReuters/C-SPAN/ZogbyObama 49, McCain 44Obama +5
NationalGWU/BattlegroundObama 49, McCain 46Obama +3
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give it up dude, even YOU said in the past that as we get closer andcloser to the election that the numbers will get tighter
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www.realclearpolitics.com

the ONLY site I pay attention to...

Election 2008 Obama McCain Spread
RCP National Average 50.0 44.1 Obama +5.9
Favorable Ratings +21.9 +8.2 Obama +13.7


Electoral College Obama McCain Spread
RCP Electoral Count 311 157 Obama +154
No Toss Up States 375 163 Obama +212


Battleground States Obama McCain Spread
Colorado 51.3 43.0 Obama +8.3
Ohio 49.3 43.0 Obama +6.3
Florida 48.2 44.8 Obama +3.4
Nevada 50.0 42.5 Obama +7.5
Missouri 47.4 46.8 Obama +0.6
North Carolina 48.3 47.0 Obama +1.3
Virginia 50.7 43.3 Obama +7.4
 
Originally Posted by BasirWaahid

you salty, close-minded whites are DONE....
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My sentiments exactly. After watching this election, any black person that's still a republican needs a beatdown.

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Some folks just can't accept that fact that we've fought for years and years for respect. The time is now and WE are HERE. Win loose or draw....... Wearen't going anywhere so get used to it.
 
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At you clowns thinking this is over.

I wonder why the early voter turn out favors the Dems considering that they pick people up in buses to go vote.
 
Originally Posted by Fede DPT

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At you clowns thinking this is over.

I wonder why the early voter turn out favors the Dems considering that they pick people up in buses to go vote.
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Last time I checked the only one that thought it was over was your boy Johnathan......Still trying to pull out anything he can in the next few days to musterof a victory. Obama is still out campaigning. Only ones saying it is over are the news stations. EVEN your FAVORITE.
 
Originally Posted by Fede DPT

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At you clowns thinking this is over.

I wonder why the early voter turn out favors the Dems considering that they pick people up in buses to go vote.
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Can everyone sense this guy's frustration by having to resort to name calling?
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The Democrats are picking up voters in buses because they are doing a civil service for people who have no transportation. And you laugh at this? What areRepublicans doing calling Obama a socialist? Yah that's really going to get voters to vote for McCain
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Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE

Originally Posted by Fede DPT

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At you clowns thinking this is over.

I wonder why the early voter turn out favors the Dems considering that they pick people up in buses to go vote.
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Can everyone sense this guy's frustration by having to resort to name calling?
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exactly why I don't address this dude at all or even acknowledge him anymore...
 
If Obama does win... watching Fox News on Nov 5th will be GOLDEN

I swear their coverage lately has been like journalistic kamikaze, just throwing everything out there. Acorn, Ayers, Wright, now some Khalidi guy. I expectSean Hannity to commit suicide on air
 
Originally Posted by NostrandAve68

If Obama does win... watching Fox News on Nov 5th will be GOLDEN

I swear their coverage lately has been like journalistic kamikaze, just throwing everything out there. Acorn, Ayers, Wright, now some Khalidi guy. I expect Sean Hannity to commit suicide on air
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fox is a joke
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and ill be watching also they will probally say he cheated to win lol
 
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr...sion/news/e3iadb60bbfae240bb7db67cfab5ae6e1ce
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr...sion/news/e3iadb60bbfae240bb7db67cfab5ae6e1cehttp://www.hollywoodrepor....com/hr/...67cfab5ae6e1ce

On average, Obama's 30-minute primetime infomercial managed to outperform the usual broadcast programming in the 8 p.m. time period.

The Obama special was seen by 26.3 million viewers across broadcasters CBS, NBC and Fox, according to preliminary Nielsen ratings.

The tricky question is: What do you compare Obama's ad to? After all, such a national pre-election special hasn't been attempted in 16 years.

The entertainment programming that usually runs in the slot on those three networks has averaged a cumulative 23.1 million viewers each week since the start of the season -- 12% lower than the Obama ad total. Put another way, the time period averages about 7.7 million viewers and a 2.4 adults 18-49 rating per network. In the preliminary ratings, the ad pulled an average of 9.2 million viewers and a 2.7 average rating per network -- boosting the advertiser-friendly adult demo by 13%.

But the usual shows are comedies and dramas. Can one realistically compare "Knight Rider" to a political ad? That would normally seem unfair -- to the politician. Obama improved NBC's rating by 43% and CBS by 10% compared with last week. And keep in mind Obama was competing against himself.

The lowest-rated of the three presidential debates received a 52.4 million viewers -- but that was carried by more networks and was, after all, a debate.

The Ross Perot specials in 1992 averaged 11.6 million viewers, but those were 15 separate specials that ran on
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