Well I wouldn't put to much stock into the news station polls. They always have either Obama or Clinton pounding McCain.

If you take a look at a non biased poll such as the Rasmussen Report, which does surveys state by state, you will find that in most states McCain and Obama are running neck and neck, with McCain usually up by 1 or 2 points.

They haven't even polled McCain vs Clinton for a few weeks now, but when they did it was surprising how large a lead McCain had in virtually every state against Hillary.

Originally posted by nyk537
Well I wouldn't put to much stock into the news station polls. They always have either Obama or Clinton pounding McCain.

If you take a look at a non biased poll such as the Rasmussen Report, which does surveys state by state, you will find that in most states McCain and Obama are running neck and neck, with McCain usually up by 1 or 2 points.

I'm fascinated by this new information that the MRA firms hired by Pro-Republican Corporate News Agencies are biased and "Rasmussen" you say, is unbiased?

Please do tell. I'd seriously love a link-heavy 500 word essay on your facts. Fascinating.

Frank Luntz is a hack and he knows it. So's, George Lakoff, but he doesn't.

I know it, which is why I'm the new Luntz-Lakoff. And I'm not. (Thats part of it too.)

I hate people. Buy my thing!

[Actually when 'marketing' says it it's buy mah thang, but you get the idea.]

[edit on 6-3-2008 by RANT]

This poll would suggest that Obama has a better chance of defeating McCain than Hillary does. But it's just one poll. Now the Democrats need to win in November. That would be a welcome change.

Yes it is just one poll.
Despite if you want to see one party or another win the election, one important thing though, it is still quite some time before the election, and a lot can happen between now and then.