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Beloved Citizen wrote:
A huge sampling by the Zogby and Williams Polls on behalf
of the Knight-Ridder Newspapers chain has found that
despite the Swift Vets and all the other diversionary
rubbish being thrown around by the lying right, John Kerry
leads George "Champaign" Bush 50.8% to 46.7.
The margin of error on so huge a sampling? +1/-1.
From the article:
"In perhaps a Dad sign for Bush, more of the undecideds
voted for him in 2000 than for democrat Al Gore, indicating
that Bush hasn't persuaded them to stay with him after
nearly 4 years in office."
In other words, Champaign George is in as much political
trouble now as he's ever been.
Read the whole thing, unless you're a Dittomonkey or
something. If so, then get your mom to read it to you. Try
not to suck your thumb while she does.
http://www.freep.com/news/latestnews/pm21317_20040828.htm
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George Leroy Tyrebiter, Jr. wrote:
And conservative Fox poll shows kerry leading in the
battleground
states by 48 to 37. Kerry leading by one overall.
and the bi-partisan NPR poll out today has Kerry leading in
the
battleground states by nine. Kerry leading by four or five
overall.
And the HUGE zogby poll out today, 20900 interviewed, has
Kerry up by
four.
And the Zogby "interactive" poll using a panel contacted by
email
shows Kerry leading in all but two battleground states.
THis technique
was used by Harris in 2000, and they had the results WIRED.
Best of
all pollsters.
And the LA Times poll showing Bush leading in Ohio?
Another poll out today by an Ohio paper, sending out
letters with
questionnaires, an odd technique but one proven in the past
to work in
Ohio for them, they've gotten accurate results, and it has
it even.
They move around these polls.
But regularly a lot more show Kerry whipping ass in the
battleground
states than show Bush doing that.
He rarely isn't shown outperforming in the battleground
states.
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George Leroy Tyrebiter, Jr. wrote:
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On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 14:08:43 -0600, "S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es>
wrote:
George Leroy Tyrebiter, Jr. wrote:
Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2004 4 p.m. EDT
Pollster: Bush Ahead on Credibility, Kerry 'Betrayed' Veterans
Today on MSNBC's "Scarborough Country," host Joe Scarborough was
speaking with pollster Frank Luntz.
The former Florida congressman asked Luntz why George W. Bush was
ahead in the polls right now, even though John Kerry should have
gotten a bump from the Democratic convention.
Luntz answered: "The last ten days, it's over a single word, a single
principle: credibility. That's what these Swift Boat ads have done.
They've undermined Kerry's credibility, his veracity - and they've
done it with John Kerry's own words.
"I don't think the viewers at home realize just how important it is
[that] they've got Kerry on videotape, they've got Kerry on radio ...
you actually hear the accent, communicating what he felt.
"We're in the middle of a war right now, and the American people in
general and veterans in particular don't want to hear someone, 35
years ago, basically trashing the troops."
Scarborough said, "The polls show this has less to do with what John
Kerry actually did winning his medals in Vietnam than what he did when
he came home. ..."
Luntz added, "Exactly. And there's one word here that stands out - we
did some focus groups in the last few days - and the word is betrayal.
"That's how people feel. The language that he used, the fact that he
said what he said back at that time, the veterans feel like they were
betrayed."
The pollster concluded, "If the Bush campaign were to pick up" on the
theme of betrayal, it would hurt Kerry even more.
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S. O. Damocles wrote:
George Leroy Tyrebiter, Jr. wrote:
The only poll that matters is the Diebold Poll on November 2, and
that one is already a foregone conclusion.
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