Two things about the "undecideds". Most undies don't even bother to vote. Since there are so few in that category this year, that lessens their impact. Secondly, I reject the notion they will go to Kerry. I think you will find the exit polls (only polls that matter) showing they went to Bush because of the fear of terrorism.
Also I think you will see most of the pre-election polls showing a steady Bush closing of the deal from now until November. I say "most" because you have to assume that silly Arab boy Zogby will be out there in "left" field again. Who knows what kind of goofy numbers he'll have.
It's gonna be an easy win for Bush. I'm not worried at all about my Bush wager. It cashes.
Also I think you will see most of the pre-election polls showing a steady Bush closing of the deal from now until November. I say "most" because you have to assume that silly Arab boy Zogby will be out there in "left" field again. Who knows what kind of goofy numbers he'll have.
It's gonna be an easy win for Bush. I'm not worried at all about my Bush wager. It cashes.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/bush_vs_kerry.html
Currently, five major polls (including Zogby), show Bush winning. One shows a tie. One shows Kerry winning by a point.
Then take a look down the previous polls. Notice all the red. Despite what pollsters and prognosticators say, these numbers are very hard to move and if someone has been leading most of the way he'll probably win in the end too.
Also, 2000 taught us Bush does better in the electoral college versus the national election. Kerry would probably have to win by at least 2% to win the electoral college. That ain't likely to happen. A 2% Bush national edge would translate to 300 plus electoral votes.
Currently, five major polls (including Zogby), show Bush winning. One shows a tie. One shows Kerry winning by a point.
Then take a look down the previous polls. Notice all the red. Despite what pollsters and prognosticators say, these numbers are very hard to move and if someone has been leading most of the way he'll probably win in the end too.
Also, 2000 taught us Bush does better in the electoral college versus the national election. Kerry would probably have to win by at least 2% to win the electoral college. That ain't likely to happen. A 2% Bush national edge would translate to 300 plus electoral votes.
Did the Brown Arroyo game go over? Nice middle relief.:neenee: Two more fuel tankers on the hill next, sadly, the price is now 11 1/2. Still, with dead arm Hernandez and "He was a no show" Lowe another over is ready to explode. Probably not a winner by 3rd inning, but it should get there. :think: Would risk half of last over's winnings, keep other half. :heh:
