Looking for the Bounce? Here's it is!

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

[nana_356 0]

woooooooooooohooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited June 18, 2008 by nana_356

[HAL 9000 96]

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[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Perhaps we should run a book on how many spurious op-ed pieces must be posted to "negate" this. Edited June 18, 2008 by Number 6

[no name 1]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

a FEW contradicting does not = one 'good' one...

[Ban Hammer 13,346]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

a FEW contradicting does not = one 'good' one...

obamabots - the few, the proud, and they're looking for a few good polls.

Edited June 18, 2008 by charlesandnessa

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

a FEW contradicting does not = one 'good' one...

Still bitter?

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

a FEW contradicting does not = one 'good' one...

I think you'd need to have some tangible idea that the survey is flawed before you question its accuracy.

It doesn't automatically become a bad poll just because you happen to disagree with the findings.

[zqt3344 21]

What liberal biased poll was that anyway? Never heard of it. I wonder just who they are talking to, for it is not accurate at all. You just keep on underestimaing the GOP and McCain like liberals always do. Go on and keep on dreaming the dream it will all be over in November.

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

a FEW contradicting does not = one 'good' one...

obamabots - the few, the proud, and they're looking for a few good polls.

It may have escaped you but Obama is competitive in more sates that W carried in 2004 than McSame is in states that Kerry carried that year. It's 6 or so for Obama and only 2 for McSame. Obama just pulled ahead in OH and FL and took a double digit lead in PA. Spin that all you want but the electoral college looks increasingly bad for Bush's Poodle.

[Ban Hammer 13,346]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

a FEW contradicting does not = one 'good' one...

obamabots - the few, the proud, and they're looking for a few good polls.

It may have escaped you but Obama is competitive in more sates that W carried in 2004 than McSame is in states that Kerry carried that year. It's 6 or so for Obama and only 2 for McSame. Obama just pulled ahead in OH and FL and took a double digit lead in PA. Spin that all you want but the electoral college looks increasingly bad for Bush's Poodle.

why bother spinning, you have the entire bank of washers to do that with. still, more and more about oblahma is coming out. and mccain will look better and better to many.

Edited June 18, 2008 by charlesandnessa

[nana_356 0]

Well actually the statement of "a few" is not accurate. msnbc, cnn, and fox all concur with this

http://elections.foxnews.com/

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/...n-swing-states/

http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/storie...16/daily15.html

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

What liberal biased poll was that anyway? Never heard of it. I wonder just who they are talking to, for it is not accurate at all.

Based on....?

Flawed Methodology?

Contrary Results?

Gut?

Crystal Ball?

Tea Leaves?

Chicken Entrails?

Edited June 18, 2008 by Number 6

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Now here’s the bounce: A few recent national polls -- which have shown Obama leading McCain by single digits after he essentially wrapped up the Democratic nomination -- have led some in the media to ask: Where’s the bounce? Well, here it is… Obama is now leading in three of the biggest battleground states, according to a new Quinnipiac survey. In Florida, it’s Obama 47%, McCain 43%. In Ohio, it’s Obama 48%, McCain 42%. And in Pennsylvania, it’s Obama 52%, McCain 40%. For the McCain camp, those PA numbers have to be particularly frustrating. And if Obama's getting a bounce like this in Florida now, imagine what happens after a few days of bad off-shore oil drilling press in the state for McCain.

a FEW contradicting does not = one 'good' one...

obamabots - the few, the proud, and they're looking for a few good polls.

It may have escaped you but Obama is competitive in more sates that W carried in 2004 than McSame is in states that Kerry carried that year. It's 6 or so for Obama and only 2 for McSame. Obama just pulled ahead in OH and FL and took a double digit lead in PA. Spin that all you want but the electoral college looks increasingly bad for Bush's Poodle.

why bother spinning, you have the entire bank of washers to do that with. still, more and more about oblahma is coming out. and mccain will look better and better to many.

So, if the Poodle is looking better day after day then why is he losing ground?