Comments on: Gallup Daily Tracking Poll: McCain Beats Obama By 6 Points

By: alecki

alecki — Mon, 05 May 2008 14:56:46 +0000

Senator Obama should step aside.
He has too many negatives attached to him:
Reverend Wright
Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago support of Louis Farrakhan
William Ayers who he worked with that bombed the Pentagon
Anton Rezko: Another man that supports Obama that is a criminal on trial in Chicago
Elitist Attitude: People cling to guns and religion because they don't like our government. People dislike people if they are imigrants because of how our government is treated
Michelle Obama: Elitist attitude This is the first time I was proud of our country
Black Theology: Similar to Marxism 10 point black value system from his church in Chicago
No flag pin: What's the big deal. He is stubborn NOT to wear one. That's the big deal. Why is it a big deal to him if Americans want him to wear one.
No experience.
Even his name: Barack Hussein Obama
Deception: Not telling voters that he had all of these problems when he first began running for President
What did he think he was doing? Singing for American Idol?
McCain will not let one of these issues go. He is not electable.
Many people in my community have been infuriated with him. Now that they see what and who he represents, they would have voted differently.

Too many negatives. Next time Obama.

By: moblou

moblou — Sun, 04 May 2008 15:36:08 +0000

Obama is truly showing himself for the empty suit that he is after this Wright thing. He doesn't care a thing about promoting anybody but himself and his ability to be elected in November is seriously questionable. If he really cares about our party he would resign. He has far too many questionable relationships and we really don't know the half of it yet. We need Hillary Clinton because we know her for all of her flaws and perfections. We can still save the nominating process and the Democratic Party, if we do the right thing in the primaries left to come. IN and NC please don’t let the rest of America down. Decisive wins for Hillary in all remaining primaries will put Obama back in his rightful place- a rookie senator lacking the experience to run our country in these most troubling times. We can still do this and I know the rest of “US” are counting on you. Bring Hillary on to the rest of “US”!!! Thank you, Mary from KY.

By: moblou

moblou — Sun, 04 May 2008 15:34:19 +0000

Obama is Wright for America? Wrong!!! Go Hillary, rise, rise, rise and leave him in his tracks, Wright-Rezco-Ayres for starters? Go IN and NC bring Hillary on to the rest of “US”. Mary in KY

By: Hillary Clinton For President - The Time For Change Is Now!

Hillary Clinton For President - The Time For Change Is Now! — Sat, 03 May 2008 21:54:18 +0000

[...] By the Numbers: “The latest Gallup Daily Tracking Poll provides the most vivid red flag warning yet for Democratic Sen. Barack Obama.presumptive GOP nominee Sen. John McCain now enjoys a six point lead over Obama and only a one point lead over Clinton. Read more. [...]

By: casualobserver

casualobserver — Fri, 02 May 2008 22:41:39 +0000

Or, we could just flip that argument on its face and rebut with

John McCain, who has been burdened with the George Bush legacy (the most unpopular President ever), who is considered by many to be too old to even walk, who is reviled by the Left for his uncompromising commitment to not leave Iraq tomorrow, who carries the almost unique burden of trying to be elected to a third term of the same party………is actually managing to stay within 20 points of the Democratic Saviors? What, he is six points ahead??!!

I don't know what this exactly means except for the fact that it undeniably demonstrates that what is said on TMV counts for diddly-squat.

By: Mike_P

Mike_P — Fri, 02 May 2008 21:26:55 +0000

John McCain, who's been running essentially unopposed (if not in fact aided by the Democratic turmoil) is only ahead of the Democratic nominee by 6 points? John McCain, whose name has houshold familiarity and who has been in the national spotlight for a generation – first as a war hero, and now as a war hero who is also a long-serving senator?

Six points – six months away from the actual election, and again, before anyone has even begun to campaign against him. Doesn't sound promising, especially in light of all the pretty disturbing gaffes he keeps making on the trail, none of which have gotten the Rev. Wright treatment.

(Yep, I did say Democratic nominee.)