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2004 US Presidential Election
September 24, 2004
Polls | American Research Group Poll: Bush Leads Pop. Vote; Kerry Leads in E. College
ARG has released their new poll, which is notable for the size of its sample: 600 interviews with likely voters in each state and DC. This is an enormous overall sample, and a very large sample within each state as well. The results:
Posted by Alan at September 24, 2004 08:08 AM | TrackBack Comments
hmmm. If Bush wins the popular vote and loses the electoral vote, will Gore insist that GWB should be pres? Posted by: billhedrick The National Intelligence Estimate - best information from US intelligence, according to Weakling…”they were just guessing.” And their guesses were, according to Wimp, ” life could be lousy, life could be OK, life could be better”. When in fact, the NIE said something more like: The acute difficulties in Iraq are highlighted in the National Intelligence Estimate, drawn up in July and representing the distilled wisdom of the entire US intelligence community. He and his mindless sheep followers live in some god-forsaken alternate universe. Most likely in coWard’s case, a world of a cocaine addict and alcoholic in denial. Posted by: dubyus hmmm dubyus, do you happen to read what the post you are commenting on is about? Posted by: billhedrick billhedrick This is a rectomyopic view. There are people who aren’t happy with the bloodless coup d’etat that Whore, his little brother, Jim Taker and HairAss pulled in FL. Please post links to any reliable information to the contrary. It appears that this gem has been pulled out of someone’s butt. Or perhaps this is the latest Rush entertainment. Doubtful that Gore would say anything. However, it would not be a bit surprising to have a ReThug über-patriot start screeching about it. Posted by: dubyus billhedrick Posted by: dubyus If I recall, Gore went kicking and screaming to the Supreme Court, and had to quit afterwards because there was no where else he could appeal too. He has not accepted the Courts decision graciously, as his rhetoric in the past years can attest to. You really should lay off the “sheep” comments too. It makes it way to easy.. Posted by: Brian Well, Gore did complain about the result in his lawsuit, but I don’t think he ever complained about the concept that if he lost Florida, he lost the presidency, even though he had a plurality of the popular vote. On the other hand, some Democrats (including Gore I think) contended that Bush should have involved Democrats in the cabinet and so forth, and generally consulted the other side more on decisions, due to the lack of a plurality of the vote. Posted by: samuelv
No, I don’t think that’s how it went down. Not to dredge up these painful memories again, but… ok, ep Posted by: elvispresley2k dubyus, hard to not think about it when we’re talking about cooking chicken and you start railing against dove hunting. If you don’t want to talk about the stuff michelle, alan, et al, why not get your own blog? Since you don’t follow rules or conventions, can I come and defecate on your living room floor? Posted by: billhedrick I have an artiucle up on Polipundit, which may help explain the way these polls work, including the misleading ARG poll. http://polipundit.com/index.php?p=4176 Posted by: DJDrummond i like the old carl better Posted by: waffletromper Ohhhhh, I get it now… dubyus, when he is not curling his toes over the PortSide rail, is followin’ the sheep around in Wyoming. Do you enjoy watching them sheep get dipped there, dubyus? Just curious. Posted by: Cap'n DOC it was the ‘alternate universe’ comment. he has always sounded like kerry. now he’s just petty about it. Posted by: waffletromper dubyus — I generally avoid feeding trolls, but I have to say that your beavis and butthead cutesy, vulgar wordplay is about as annoying as any I see on adult blog comment boards. Are you as big a prick in person as you are on the internet or do you just save it up and vomit it all at once? Just asking. Posted by: ter0 Don’t be hard on the old boy, he’s losing….its tough. By the way, the President is way up here in Wisconsin, and is NOT tied with Kerry. One liberal poll had Bush up by 14 even, but the consensus is around 8-10%. If ARG found the race to be even, they must have made 75% of their calls to the inner city of Milwaukee, or to the government troughers in Madison. The Pres was here today drawing big crowds and seems to be stirring people to get off their butts to vote….unemployment is low is our state, and has rapid 60,000 new manufacturing jobs returned….so people now know to laugh when Kerry and Edwards come here to make their doom and gloom comments. Posted by: dickmr May I please remind everyone: we welcome all perspectives, but require that comments be both civil and respectful. We also ask that you avoid the extensive use of profanity, racist terms (neither of which we consider civil or respectful), and other boorish language. We don’t require that comments be on-topic, rational, coherent or sane. dubyus: your first post was a par excellence example of boorish language, that deliberately provoked an uncivil and disrespectful response (by people who should know better.. hint hint). Posted by: aebrain Post a comment
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