Battleground: Indiana airwaves

C A, Tuscaloosa, AL — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:25:55 GMT

The Obama Rising

I see the latest poll has Obama up by 8 in Florida. Up by 8 in Ohio, and up by 15 in PA. Go ahead and add 2 more points to each of these spreads after the VP debate Thursday night.

Battleground: Indiana airwaves

the Pajama Pundit — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:26:01 GMT

Another Pennsylvania poll sees a seven-point advantage for Obama.
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Battleground: Indiana airwaves

Mia — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:27:25 GMT

WOW, Obama is up in those "battle ground" states that he was doing "so bad" or "couldn't close the deal" in according the the latest polls. Thanks for spinning that one guys...LOL

Battleground: Indiana airwaves

Gregory Peek, Birmingham, Alabama — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:27:51 GMT

The bailout will pass when the public has had sufficient time to see the status of the economy without it. No sooner. No later.

Someone to blame? Bush. He did not have the credibility to sell his proposal or the integrity to admit what he has done to America.

Battleground: Indiana airwaves

Edison — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:31:12 GMT

Everyone should consider the election of the new President as such, When driving in Reverse (R)(Republican) you go backwards, When placing your car in Drive (D)(Democrat) things move foward!!! Did you buy into something that only goes in reverse?

Battleground: Indiana airwaves

twocanpete — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:38:50 GMT

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Do we need another reason to suspend all voting for Flori-duh in this election? Hey it worked for the Democrats in the primary!

Battleground: Indiana airwaves

jo from mo. tiger fan — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:40:51 GMT

You watch. Indiana and Missouri are going to go for Obama. McCain is not only old and old school he thinks no one but him understands anything. His crabby grandpa act at the debate was disgusting. If poor people, minorities, and anyone who isn't of McCain's economic class thinks he'd pay any more attention to their needs than he paid respect to Sen. Obama they're crazy as a -hit house rat.

Battleground: Indiana airwaves

Littleoldme — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:46:36 GMT

The Republicans are at it again………….Just Like Florida in 2000 when G.W. Bush ran for POTUS
Watch you backs Democrats, as here we go again.
The republicans are trying to fix the election, or should I say steal it again.
As Barack Obama tries to draw hundreds of thousands of new voters to the polls, Republicans are beginning to scrutinize registrants’ eligibility as both sides draw a major battle line over voting rights.
Republicans are moving to examine surges in voter registrations in some states. A Republican lawyers group held a national training session on election law over the weekend that included campaign attorneys for Sen. John McCain and other Republican leaders. One session discussed how party operatives can identify and respond to instances of voter fraud.

Republicans said they are particularly worried about prospects for fraud in Virginia and Pennsylvania, and are beginning to comb thousands of new registrations in those states for ineligible applicants. In some cases the huge numbers threaten to swamp their efforts — and those of state and local governments to verify and process applications.
Election officials in Virginia and other states say there is no evidence of widespread fraud so far. Numerous studies have found fraud and other voting irregularities in past elections to be infrequent and generally not prevalent enough to influence the outcomes of most contests. Some Republican lawyers say that despite the huge numbers of new registrations in some areas, this year’s problems could be fewer compared to prior years, because of improved procedures and tougher rules.
The Obama campaign is working closely with the Democratic Party, which said it has spent three years building a voter-protection program that includes more than 18 paid staff and 7,000 lawyers. The personnel deployed Aug. 1 and are dealing directly with local elections officials.