Jul 22 2008
Polls Moving Away From Obama?
It’s still way too early to watch polls, so take this with a grain of salt. But two state polls recently out show movement away from Obama, and they may be signaling seriously bad news for the Waffler-in-Chief with his convention just around the corner. First some news out of the bell-weather state of OH:
ohn McCain has opened a modest lead over Barack Obama in the key swing state of Ohio. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in the Buckeye State shows McCain attracting 46% of the vote while Obama earns 40%. Last month and the month before McCain held a insignificant one-point lead over Obama.
Seven percent (7%) of voters say they’d prefer a third party candidate over either McCain or Obama and another 7% remain undecided.
When “leaners†are included in the totals, McCain leads Obama 52% to 42%.
Modest lead? Yeah, right. Another poll shows a tight race in MI, which rarely goes for the GOP. Is Obama going to see a bump out of his international travels, or will he hit a ditch?
Rasmussens has them tied again.
I wonder if people are tired of being force fed Obama?
After Watching Obama do one thing, say another, and everybody just follows along…I have no doubt he can do whatever he wants…and the press will back him up.