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About LinkBacksJust released data - today 14th Feb - from Quinniplac poll reported on MSNBC puts Clinton ahead 55% to Obama 34% in Ohio
In Pennsylavaina the same poll reported Clinton ahead 52% to Obama's 36%
Is his momentum slowing?
Just released data - today 14th Feb - from Quinniplac poll reported on MSNBC puts Clinton ahead 55% to Obama 34% in Ohio
In Pennsylavaina the same poll reported Clinton ahead 52% to Obama's 36%
Is his momentum slowing?
Looks like it, seeing as he's been on a roll since super toosday.
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Post a link for Gods sake. You went to the trouble of starting a thread, the least you could do is substantiate it.Originally Posted by westair
another from 10th of feb has her on 56% to 39% in ohio .
http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/2008/ohio.html
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That means her lead in Ohio has actually widened in the last fortnight.......
I am not getting this off of a link - I am sitting watching the poll numbers on MSNBC TV - remember TV?Post a link for Gods sake. You went to the trouble of starting a thread, the least you could do is substantiate it.
Which is why I said MSNBC -
Tell us about this...... "the TV", you speak of..
Oh wait, why isn't this thread titled:
"WHEELS FALLING OFF THE OBAMA WAGON"
??
None of this is surprising if you read the following essays:
http://www.politics.ie/viewtopic.php?t=31763
The analysis in those essays would be given even greater credence based on the result of these polls, and the absence of momentum being a factor in the race.
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Even money in any size if any of ye want to back Clinton in Penn.
16 point poll lead and I'm offerring evens, c'mon lads, come and get it.
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