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Defeat the Neo-Con Agenda. Obama 08'
LATEST POLLING DATA:
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/latestpolls/index.html
Early vote. Organize and mobilize friends and family to early vote. Organize your your precincts to early vote. Educate. Organize. Mobilize.
Obama/Biden 08'
Yes We Can!
Yes We Will!
Keep Hope Alive!
A few months ago I posted a blog in consideration of a forecast of 12 Battleground states and remember some of the reactions to that post. As I come back today Obama is ahead in six of those states and only about 6 more remain in which Obama is ahead in each one including Ohio and Florida. It things hold true this pattern will reveal one of the most stunning election results in American history way beyond my own expectations. I find it necessary to say THANK YOU to the FRIENDS who have stuck with me through this campaign. We went through alot here but held firm to our convictions. I am blessed to be back home in California at a time where family are even getting out and voting early for the first time in their lives.
Yes We Can!
Yes We Will!
Obama/Biden 08!
Yes We Can!
Yes We Will!
Obama/Biden 08!
Barack Obama *Rated 100% by CAF indicating support for energy independence. John McCain *Rated 17% by the CAF indicating opposition to energy independence. Barack Obama is FOR Energy Independence. John McCain is AGAINST Energy Independence. John McCain voted YES on DEFUNDING renewable and solar energy.
John McCain *Rated 15% by the AFL-CIO, indicating an anti-union voting record. Voted NO on restricting employer interference in union organizing. Barack Obama has not been rated by the AFL-CIO but voted YES on restricting employer interference in union organizing.
John McCain has missed more US Senate votes than he has cast. Missed 353 Cast 231 By comparison Barack Obama Missed 245 Cast 339 We all know that McCain, Obama and Clinton have high percentages of missed votes due to political campaigning. But McCain wrapped up the Republican nomination long ago and has missed more votes than anyone in the Senate. 60.4% How can any true Democrat vote for a man who has a larger percentage of votes missed than he has cast and who also has a ZERO voting record on Civil Rights? Time will tell.
This is a follow-up to my post yesterday, and a response to Democrat from Palmdale, California who insists that Obama won't win California. I suggested a prediction concerning toss-up or swing states and today's RCP election map outlines a similar scenario. Some will continue to argue Obama is not electable and I will no longer recognize or argue against these people after today. Time will tell. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/maps/obama_vs_mccain/?map=10
Barack Obama 18,107,710 Hillary Clinton 18,046,007 Spread: Obama +61,703 +0.2% Barack Obama wins the most POPULAR VOTES in the history of a Democratic Party nomination campaign. Source (I posted it yesterday).
Real Clear Politics Electoral Map http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/maps/obama_vs_mccain/
Barack Obama 228 John McCain 190 Toss Up 120 Toss Up states at present: (2004 Result) Nevada (Bush) New Mexico (Bush) Colorado (Bush) Missouri (Bush) Wisconsin (Kerry) Michigan (Kerry) Indiana (Bush) Ohio (Bush) Maine (Kerry) West Virginia (Bush) Virginia (Bush) New Hampshire (Kerry) North Carolina (Bush) If the states voted according to the present forcast Obama would need to win four states won by John Kerry in 2004 to win the presidency: Wisconsin, Maine, Michigan and New Hampshire. The current polls have Obama ahead of McCain in several key states such as Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Iowa, California, New York. If Obama can maintain current lead in Ohio and Wisconsin and swing 12 electoral votes, he wins. Of course, there are those among us who will say that this is not possible. Time will tell.
Popular Vote Estimate w/Iowa, Nevada, Maine and Washington Barack Obama 17,961,505 48.8% Spread over Clinton: +44,667 Pledged Delegates 1739.5 Super Delegates 339 Total 2078.5 Yeah, it's ALL in 'One Mind' Obama 08! Tomorrow Obama will have won the support of over 18 million voters. "Data from Rasmussen Markets give Obama a 93.8% chance of winning the nomination."
Bill Clinton sorry for 'scumbag' remarks, spokesman says
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/06/03/vanity.fair.clinton/index.html
Where else did I hear that word today?
Obama's 10-point lead over Clinton continue for fourth day, 51% to 41%. So, after today, when this is a two-person race (Obama McCain) I must conclude that Obama will move ahead of McCain once Clinton is OUT. If Clinton is down 10 points to Obama and can't beat him for the Democratic nomination its moot to even argue she can beat McCain when SHE CANT BEAT OBAMA! Even with all of the 'big state strategy' and kitchen sink throwing.
Clinton not ready to concede race, her campaign chair says. http://www.cnn.com/POLITICS/06/03/election.democratics/index.html Suppose we take CNN's word for it that the AP 'leaks' are wrong. The same CNN that some Clinton supporters keep saying is biased against Clinton. The same AP who McAuliffe and Ickes keep using as a reference to argue Clinton is ahead in the Popular Vote. One word to Obama supporters. Tell no lies, claim no easy victories. This thing ain't over yet.
Infamous words from someone who still has not got their own act together. So, when will you 'get your act together'? Time is running out! The reactions will speak for themselves.
Running up the debt: Obama $2,037,801 Clinton $19,480,893 http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/
Counting FL & MI by how many votes would Hillary Clinton actually be leading Barack Obama?
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_vote_count.html
Since this gives an estimate w/IA,NV,ME,WA not officially released, how would these numbers actually change? Please dont bash me for asking.
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