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He is estimated by Rasmussen to have a 42 electoral vote lead, and they estimate his odds of winning at 65.1%.
Not bad odds for a political newcomer.
Not bad odds for a political newcomer.
Sounds like someone only cares about guns and not about their country. How very patriotic of you.Quote:
Yup, it's another cheap stunt of the Obamessiah. His Obamatrons infect even the pro-gun boards though he is a despicable anti-gun corrupt Chi-town pol who never met a gun ban he didn't like.
A nuclear Iran would pose a grave threat and the world must prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon," Obama said.
Sounds like someone confronted with the truth about a politician he dearly loves making a personal attack at another board member. Obama, gauged on any criteria, is not good for the country.
McCain says Iran nuclear power a threat...no...wait Obama says Iran nuclear power a threat.
People are tired of the Republicans and want something new and fresh
Maybe this is news to you?
An eloquent, well spoken charismatic leader may be just what we need to get the French to like us again.
Obama really knocked it out of the park on his world tour. He looks almost presidential making that speech in Berlin. He probably going to increase his lead over McCain by double digits after this coup. He surely understands the power of the media something McCain does not understand. Tough act follow by any means.
Obama's much anticipated overseas trip enters its sixth day, but so far it has not meaningfully affected the choice for president voters would make if the election were held today.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/109060/Gallup-Daily-Obama-Maintains-Slim-Advantage-Over-McCain.aspx