democrats can't afford caller id

this is funny. They run out of excuses for Bush's poll numbers
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1134980/posts
To: af_vet_1981
Larger percentage of Republicans have caller ID and won't answer polling questions including this person. My Mom lives in Ohio and won't answer either!

26 posted on 05/13/2004 1:33:29 PM PDT by PhiKapMom (AOII Mom -- Support Bush-Cheney '04 -- Losing is not an Option!)
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aren't most democrats too poor to even own a phone?

as a payment method

I was wondering what to do with that extra $80 a month when my babies' mother has her twelfth child.

I have read some stupid F%^&ing excuses for the Chimperor's failing popularity, but that one takes the cake.

"W is in deep doo doo."

I almost feel sorry for them. Almost.

and not have a home phone. They use cell phones only (like me) and therefore are never polled. So there :)

i guess cheating will have to suffice then, cause pinhead is goin' down.

...which they'd post while their fat-asses were firmly planted in front of a computer screen on a Saturday. Every time there were huge numbers during the protests against the war in Iraq, they'd come up with gem.

Same way we all bitch the polls are a fraud.

"People are distracted on the economy because of Iraq. The media has done a fantastic job of keeping the public focussed on Iraq for the last 6 weeks. If they can keep doing that indefinately, that *might* be able to keep the public confused about the economy, but I doubt it. The fact that the economy is creating jobs by the boatload will get out, and people will react to that. This is very likely.

As a starting point for all the state elections one can take the 2000 election results. If the race were a dead heat, one would expect Bush to win Ohio by 3.5., and if ahead nationally by 1.7, then to be ahead in Ohio by 5.2. Of course if things have changed in Ohio, then it's possible he leads by less. It seems unlikely to me that Ohio has would have changed more than a couple of points. I'm waiting for more polls to bear out what's happening there. This is the first poll that's been released in Ohio for over two months. "



http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1134980/posts?q=1&&page=101

"If bush wants to win Ohio's 20 electoral votes, the state gop is going to have to do an abrupt 180 and have some help from Diebold."

Scumbags hoping for another big cheat.