Sanda Fluke speaker at DNC

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Then it's pretty telling that the "sad" DNC provided Obama with quite a bounce in his polling numbers, but the RNC (which nobody here ever wants to talk about, for some reason - must have been bad) provided Romney with none.

Yes that one to two point bounce was jaw dropping. :rofl::rofl:

[Penny Lane 8,159]

Yes that one to two point bounce was jaw dropping. :rofl::rofl:

Hey, whatever makes you feel better.

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-hp-pollwatch-obama-convention-bounce-20120908,0,2354713.story

President Obama’s post-convention “bounce” continued to grow Saturday, as new polls showed him widening a lead over Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

Obama’s lead over Romney among registered voters grew to 49%-45% in Gallup’s tracking poll. The 49% for Obama was his highest point in the survey since late April. It represented an increase of 1 point since Friday and a 5-point swing from Romney’s 47%-46% lead in the Gallup survey just before the Republican convention began.

The poll combines small samples taken each night to present a seven-day average. Since three of the nights of the survey period preceded the Democratic convention, Obama’s lead in the survey is likely to grow further.

Gallup’s measure of job approval also continued to improve for Obama, with 52% of adults surveyed saying they approved of his performance in office, compared with 42% disapproving. That survey uses a three-day average.

Two other tracking polls, the Rasmussen and Reuters/Ipsos surveys, also showed Obama with a lead. In the Rasmussen tracking poll, a three-day average which has tended to show better results for Romney, Obama led 46%-44% among likely voters surveyed, up from a 1-point deficit on Friday and a six-point swing from just after the Republican convention.

In his account of the results, pollster Scott Rasmussen noted that for the first time in his survey, Democrats were now following the campaign as closely as Republican voters, a measure that often predicts turnout.

In the Reuters/Ipsos poll Obama led Romney among likely voters by 47%-44%, up a point from Friday’s three-point lead.

So far, the polls indicate that Obama gained considerably more from his convention than did Romney, who got only a small bounce, from his. How much further Obama’s lead will grow and whether it proves lasting will be key questions over the next week.

[Pooky 3,830]

*** one derogatory post and one quoting removed. Stay classy my friends ****

Stay classy?

This is P&R, remember.

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

Stay classy?

This is P&R, remember.

I don't believe I read any rules about being classy in the TOS.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

I don't believe I read any rules about being classy in the TOS.

How could you even describe who and what Sandra Fluke without losing all class.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

Easier to focus on Sandra Fluke than the other disappointing parts of the Republican convention and party in general.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

How could you even describe who and what Sandra Fluke without losing all class.

Tell us why it is impossible.

[james&olya 1,121]

How could you even describe who and what Sandra Fluke without losing all class.

Or would it just be "losing all class" to repeat the horrendous and unjustifiable slanders some on the right (Limbaugh) have engaged in? Are you also a 'ditto-head'?

[Karee 4,191]

I find it odd she's even relevant. Kinda like Clint Eastwood and his chair. What does either of them have to with an election besides giving CNN, MSNBC, and Fox something to talk about?

[Pooky 3,830]

I find it odd she's even relevant. Kinda like Clint Eastwood and his chair. What does either of them have to with an election besides giving CNN, MSNBC, and Fox something to talk about?

They are distractions from the issues that matter to the country.

[Karee 4,191]

They are distractions from the issues that matter to the country.

I guess that says alot about the electorate.

[Pooky 3,830]

I guess that says alot about the electorate.

Rather it says more about the media. Both sides are trying every trick in the book to avoid this election being decided by an informed electorate

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

How could you even describe who and what Sandra Fluke without losing all class.

My description of her was spot on but someone likes her I guess cause it got deleted.

[james&olya 1,121]

Rather it says more about the media. Both sides are trying every trick in the book to avoid this election being decided by an informed electorate

Complete agreement with you on that!

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Tell us why it is impossible.

Why does her University owe her 1000 dollars worth of free contraceptives a year ? Would they owe me 1000 dollars worth Cialis a year. For that matter why is her University providing her health insurance at all.?