A Sea Of Red

With less than 2 months until the election, it is time to start collecting predictions about the Presidential Elections. There are a total of 538 electors. 270 are needed for victory. Personally, I disagree with President Clinton's statement that Obama will win "pretty handily". Make your picks!


McCain/Palin - 321
Obama/Biden - 217

I wish I were as optimistic as you. I think McCain wins but by a lesser margin.

McCain/Palin -- 279
Obama/Biden -- 259

obama 281
mccain 257

mccain 275
osama 263

Neither of them hit 275

Al Gore then wins by default, because he can invent world peace

WAAAYYYY too early to call on this one. Who knows what will happen in the next 7 weeks?

Of course, a "Macaca Moment" (by the way, how do you spell that anyway?) by Obama wouldn't hurt him as much as it would McCain due to the media being in the tank for the Great King already.

01LUGrad wrote:WAAAYYYY too early to call on this one. Who knows what will happen in the next 7 weeks?

That's the idea of selecting now. Have you ever been to Vegas?

Schfourteenteen wrote:Al Gore then wins by default, because he invented the internet

FTFY

SumItUp wrote:With less than 2 months until the election, it is time to start collecting predictions about the Presidential Elections. There are a total of 538 electors. 270 are needed for victory. Personally, I disagree with President Clinton's statement that Obama will win "pretty handily". Make your picks!


McCain/Palin - 321
Obama/Biden - 217

I trust your opinion...and to see you give Mccain that big of a win is reassuring to me....but do you really think it's going to be THAT big?

I think it's way too early to start counting on the EC votes. There is about a month and a half. Who knows what scandals could arise by then?

Speaking of scandals, does anyone else think the media is overplaying their "destroy Palin at all costs" hand here? If they would focus on one fabricated scandal at a time instead of trying to break five stories every day (check cnn.com periodically to see what I mean), they would do more to thwart McC/Palin's effort. Instead, all of these allegations are basically background noise. The lefties' ability to get it together with the media will determine the resident at 1600 PA.

01LUGrad wrote:Speaking of scandals, does anyone else think the media is overplaying their "destroy Palin at all costs" hand here? If they would focus on one fabricated scandal at a time instead of trying to break five stories every day (check cnn.com periodically to see what I mean), they would do more to thwart McC/Palin's effort. Instead, all of these allegations are basically background noise. The lefties' ability to get it together with the media will determine the resident at 1600 PA.

It's actually turning into a laughing fest for anyone without Kool-aid in the glass (of any flavor)....but this is great....Obama is feeling the heat from Palin and starting to engage her....anyone remember Kerry/Chenney? Kerry started to engage the VP rather then worry about running his race and ended up costing him the seat in the oval office

I think this could be a 271-269 ec vote....it might even come down to nebraska or maine splitting its ec votes

Obama: 273
McCain: 265

Ed Dantes wrote:Obama: 273
McCain: 265

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The recent spike in Mccain polls is only going to be temporary. the media is going to keep piling on and piling on for the next 50 days, until the election. They've already picked sides. Everytime someone farts its going to be blamed on the Bush administration and John McCain.

The Obama supporters are going to become more radicalized as they see their victory slipping through the cracks (maybe 'energized' is the right word). They're no longer complacent. Obama's old friends back at ACORN, the second-most notorious vote-riggers organization in recent history, and Obama's friends in Chicago, the first-most notorious vote-riggers in recent history, are preparing for battle.

Everyone knows the election will come down to 5 states: Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Michigan. Whoever wins the election wins three of those states. Colorado has a well-funded left-wing machine and will probably turn blue this year. Virginia will probably be in McCain's camp, although Obama will be helped tremendously by the candidacy of Democrat Mark Warner on the ballot. Michigan will probably go to Obama. If McCain is lucky, he'll take Ohio.

That leaves Pennsylvania. That's where Obama saw his candidacy slide during the primaries (Obama thinks they're bitter religious gun nuts). But that's why he added Joe Biden, born in Scranton, to the ticket. I don't know if McCain can pull it off.

I think McCain peaked. God, let me be wrong, but I think it's downhill from here.

Still, the debates will be critical. This one ain't over yet...

Ed Dantes wrote:The recent spike in Mccain polls is only going to be temporary. the media is going to keep piling on and piling on for the next 50 days, until the election. They've already picked sides. Everytime someone farts its going to be blamed on the Bush administration and John McCain.

The Obama supporters are going to become more radicalized as they see their victory slipping through the cracks (maybe 'energized' is the right word). They're no longer complacent. Obama's old friends back at ACORN, the second-most notorious vote-riggers organization in recent history, and Obama's friends in Chicago, the first-most notorious vote-riggers in recent history, are preparing for battle.

Everyone knows the election will come down to 5 states: Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Michigan. Whoever wins the election wins three of those states. Colorado has a well-funded left-wing machine and will probably turn blue this year. Virginia will probably be in McCain's camp, although Obama will be helped tremendously by the candidacy of Democrat Mark Warner on the ballot. Michigan will probably go to Obama. If McCain is lucky, he'll take Ohio.

That leaves Pennsylvania. That's where Obama saw his candidacy slide during the primaries (Obama thinks they're bitter religious gun nuts). But that's why he added Joe Biden, born in Scranton, to the ticket. I don't know if McCain can pull it off.

I think McCain peaked. God, let me be wrong, but I think it's downhill from here.

Still, the debates will be critical. This one ain't over yet...

you can just as easily say obama has peaked too...

flamesbball84 wrote:
you can just as easily say obama has peaked too...

Except you have to take into consideration that, all things being equal, the Democrats should be creaming the GOP right now. When you consider that the GOP has presided over an unpopular war and poor economic news, coupled with the natural inclination of the voters to toss out the party in power after so many years, you should see that the Democrats should naturally be up by a few points. Eventually, you'll see the regression to the mean.

Call me crazy-but is it possible the media is talking about McCain's rise in the polls only to convince Obama supporters that their vote really DOES matter, and thus entice them to actually get out and vote?

fan00 wrote:Call me crazy-but is it possible the media is talking about McCain's rise in the polls only to convince Obama supporters that their vote really DOES matter, and thus entice them to actually get out and vote?

Crazy

Obama/Biden - 281
McCain/Palin - 257

Good read on just this very topic:

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/09/ ... es_ar.html

ALUmnus wrote:Good read on just this very topic:

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/09/ ... es_ar.html

Did you see comment #1?

Forget all the scenarios!! There is only one scenario. The democrats will automatically produce 100,000- or 300,000-vote margin to win battleground states such as Ohio, Virginia, and Colorado.

Expect massive voter fraud in those states.

Before you say 'how can you be so cynical?, well, check elsewhere on the page:

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/200 ... gai_1.html

That ACORN organization, by the way, is who Obama used to work for during his 'community organizer' days.

check this out

http://www.spectator.co.uk/melaniephill ... e-in.thtml