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Bonus: Poll: Number of GOPers with strongly unfavorable views of Hillary drops 28 points in four months

6 Responses to “Rasmussen: Negative bounce: Obama dips three points on first day of convention”

1. Robert
   August 26, 2008 - 02:22 PM on August 26th, 2008

   Bwaa aha ha ha ha ha! And what was that you were saying SFL about how the Republicans better worry? Now of course there is a lot of time between now and the election.

   But I’d say your side should be worrying.

2. carolyne
   August 26, 2008 - 05:28 PM on August 26th, 2008

   Good one Robert, and looks like Obama didn’t even know what city he was in. Ha Ha, Guess he thought he was in the 57th state somewhere? Obama sounds petered out like Kennedy and boy is Kennedy petered out. No ED med can help him now! Couldn’t happen to a nicer fellow, LOL Kennedy can forget that speech in January for lots of reasons.

   I can see the immaturity coming out of every pore of Obama and MO. Biden is a loon gone bad, no one even knows who that loon (which pops ED meds right and left) is, or cares!
   McCain just stays cool, calm and collected even if he makes an insignificant mistake, he corrects it nicely, and it’s no biggie. McCain shows, strength, courage, and the ability to lead in a mature decisive way.

   McCain for President 08 – he will be GREAT!

3. Robert
   August 26, 2008 - 06:33 PM on August 26th, 2008

   Notice how Obama was pictured on the big screen…with a middle-class WHITE family? You see, he’s not a racist at all! He loves white folks, even when they act like “typical white people”!!! All that stuff he listened to for 20 years at his “church”? Why, he never heard ANY of that, and besides, it was just done only for illustrative purposes, to show the congregation what things used to be like under the slaveowners! Just an informative historical perspective, that’s all!

   Yes, yes, yes! That’s all there is to it! Bridges, bridges for sale cheap, get yours now!!!

4. San Francisco Liberal
   August 26, 2008 - 07:30 PM on August 26th, 2008

   “And what was that you were saying SFL about how the Republicans better worry? Now of course there is a lot of time between now and the election….But I’d say your side should be worrying.”

   ———————

   Close race for sure, but no, not worried yet.

   Plenty of time left in the game.

   McWho hasn’t even made his veep selection yet. (Personally, I hope he picks a VP who is pro-choice like Sen. Lieberman! The Fundies on the right would LOVE that…)

   Republicans, however, should definitely be worried about how they are going to lose even more seats in Congress this November. (!)

5. Democratic Activist
   August 26, 2008 - 07:47 PM on August 26th, 2008

   The Rasmussen poll can be ignored as Rasmussen is known to be a closet neocon.

   Ms. Obama’s speech was magnificent! The Republicans have no one that can match her! And while I normally disdain breeders the two girls were very cute. That alone is worth thousands of votes as the right cannot compete!

   I still am very dissapointed that Hillary gave up and really want to see her claim her just due! But Obama will do a good job moving the Progressive agenda forward and that’s the most important thing. progress is essential toward the day when old white racist oppressive rules are gone and we are no longer bound by outdated documents designed to promote the old ways. This means that in addition to the White House and Congress Progressives take over the courts too.

   When that is complete elections will no longer matter because we will have already destroyed the obsolete notions that right wing neocons cling to in their fear: religion, guns, their “constitution” and their tired old ways.

6. Edward Wilson
   August 28, 2008 - 10:57 AM on August 28th, 2008

   Google, ‘The Obama File’!
   WOW JUST WOW!

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