I believe McCain will finish on top with a comfortable lead, despite all the fabricated votes the great one has fabricated with his 800,000 dollars of Acorn money.
The bulk of the polls I have seen typically oversample Demoncrats as much as double digits, but still only come up with single digit leads.
The projections are also based on inflated Demoncrat registrations, (Op Chaos), leading to further inflated numbers.
I’ll stick my neck out and say unless the Demoncrats literally steal the election, McCain/Palin will be leading this country in January.
At that point we can start beating the drum to try to get McCain to be more conservative, but if he didn’t win, we would have much bigger problems than Mac and the global warming hoax.
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onimpulse Monday, November 3rd at 11:26PM EST (link)Yes, McCain will win tomorrow. I’m worried though, because I’m convinced that he will lose the popular vote and Congress will go Democratic by big margins. He won’t have a mandate, and the Democrats are going to be able to pressure him into signing a lot of their agenda into law.
At the risk of sounding cliched...
LibertarianHawk (Diary) Tuesday, November 4th at 9:45AM EST (link)…a guy can hope, eh?
I’ve prepared myself for the worst — a comfortable Obama victory, Dems gaining another 30 or so House seats and hitting 60 in the Senate.
If any one of those things doesn’t come true, then I’ll be pleasantly surprised. But if they all do come true, it’ll go down as I expected it to.
I think it’s time for some serious soul-searching among conservative Americans. We need to figure out where we went wrong and what we need to do to get back in this game.