[lbo-talk] Obama and us

[shag]

aren't you just seeing the typical bounce?  and if not, after a long-term 
trend line that points at the opposite? what do you think accounts for it? 
i finally paid attention to some news, and to me it seems like the ssdd: 
the republican spin machine has cut loose, flinging poo like red assed 
monkeys at the zoo. as long as it sticks, it'll work.

and then they take advantage of obama's less than stellar performance, 
showing him looking as boyish and youthful as possible.

i did think the fred barnes piece linked to underneath the graph was 
interesting and wondering if it's true. according to the piece, Mark Penn 
claimed that 25% of Republican women would cross party lines to vote for 
Hillary. If that was even half true, then boy-o, did the obama campaign 
make a bone-headed mistake.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/015/545moqlh.asp

At 02:37 PM 9/11/2008, Julio Huato wrote:
>I just looked at the latest polls
>(http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.html).
>
>I hope I'm wrong, but it doesn't look good for Obama.  The opposition
>to Obama (from left and right) is highly likely to prevail.  That'd be
>too bad for most people in the world.
>
>We (and I mean we regular people, left, progressives, liberals,
>whoever cares, especially those in PA, OH, MI, IN, FL, MO, NC, ND, MT)
>have only a few weeks to turn things around.

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