Democrats Have Ten-Point Lead in U.S. - Democratic Underground

Judi Lynn

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Thu Mar-30-06 05:13 AM
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Democrats Have Ten-Point Lead in U.S.

Angus Reid Global Scan : Polls & Research
Democrats Have Ten-Point Lead in U.S.
March 30, 2006

(Angus Reid Global Scan) – Many voters in the United States will support Democratic Party candidates this year, according to a poll by SRBI Public Affairs published in Time. 51 per cent of respondents would back the Democratic contender in their congressional district.

The Republican Party is second with 41 per cent. One per cent of respondents would vote for other parties, and eight per cent remain undecided. American voters will renew the House of Representatives and one-third of the Senate on Nov. 7.
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http://www.angus-reid.com/polls/index.cfm/fuseaction/viewItem/itemID/11406

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opihimoimoi

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Thu Mar-30-06 05:58 AM
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1. The Pubs are Flummoxed....damned if ya do and vice versa...

The longer they hang on to Bush...the worse it gets...serves them right for choosing a bad non leader for the Prez...in the first place...they helped the dude get in and now they have to live with it...

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ClintonTyree

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Thu Mar-30-06 06:08 AM
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2. That's not enough of a lead........

that much is still within the margin of election theft by the Reich-Wing. I'd say a solid 20% is needed to ensure that the GOP can't steal more elections. We have some work to do.

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greekspeak

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Thu Mar-30-06 06:59 AM
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3. W/O real elections, that poll is not worth the paper it is written on

This is the key to actually taking back any part of the government. Vapor votes, over votes, Republican party-owned votes, etc. are obstacles we MUST overcome.

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electropop

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Thu Mar-30-06 07:47 AM
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4. Paper voting, not vapor voting!

Should be our battle cry.

I hope we can continue the wave of rejection of electronic machines. If not, I hope we reach 20% and the theft is too obvious to pull off.

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electropop

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Thu Mar-30-06 07:48 AM
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5. Thanks Judi! We need good news to sustain us.

:D

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rodeodance

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Thu Mar-30-06 08:45 AM
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6. The world is watching us! (will be be dummies once again?)

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Ashamed_American

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Thu Mar-30-06 08:56 AM
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7. I'm still not comfortable.

Here we are in March of 2006, six years into this disaster of a presidency, and the polls only show a 10 point difference? That is actually a little sad. An outsider to this country, if given all the facts, would assume that there shouldn't be any Americans left giving support to the Republicans. And as fast as it will seem for November to catch up with us, there is still worlds of time for the Pubs to pull a whole deck of cards out from their sleeve.

As is said, the Republicans are masters when it comes to campaigning, they just can't govern worth shit.

www.BlackEyedSundays.com

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WhiteTara

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Thu Mar-30-06 09:20 AM
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8. nothing that Diebold

can't fix.

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