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AP poll: 1 in 7 voters (15% of electorate) still persuadable | Ref's Comment: This poll is a very bad sign for Obama. Dick Morris has said repeatedly that this race is tied because he postulates that undecideds will break almost entirely for McCain. The argument makes sense because Obama has had every advantage in this campaign, from ideal national circumstances for a Democrat, a massive funding advantage, to widespread fawning media coverage. If a voter is undecided at this point, one must assume they simply do not want to vote for Obama. The larger the undecided vote, the better for McCain. If McCain is only behind by 3 to 5 points as the most credible polls show, the undecided vote could put him over the top.
RELEASE THE OBAMA TAPE, OR AT LEAST A TRANSCRIPT
Bill Clinton: Obama did not know what to do about economic crisis - Video on the right
Dick Morris: Polls Give Hope for McCain
Obama, Khalidi and the technologically backward L.A. Times.
Gun owners fret Obama White House
FOX News Poll: Obama's Edge Narrows to 3 Points
Rove: Don't Let the Polls Affect Your Vote. They were wrong in 2000 and 2004.
McCain Slams LA Times for Double Standard in Withholding Obama-Khalidi Tape
Lieberman may still hold key to chamber
Palin is staying in national politics if McCain loses
AP: Obama's prime-time ad skips over budget realities
LA Times Refuses to Release Tape of Obama Praising Controversial Activist (terrorist supporter)
McCain pollster predicts massive turnout that puts McCain over the top
MUST READ: Media's Presidential Bias and Decline | Ref's Comment: This mainstream media columnist tells the awful truth about the historic level of media bias we have seen this election cycle. He points out that the dying industries of newspapers and broadcast network news are trying to save their jobs in a hail mary effort to elect an administration that might try to devastate the alternative media, that is taking their readers and viewers, with the fairness doctrine. He believes that this is an act of suicide. I must agree. If Obama wins, he will be a highly visible symbol of the media's unprecedented lack of vetting. The media will lose many millions more readers and viewers. Many more papers will close their doors. The network news will have their resources dramatically cut. They have always been losers of profit, but now it will get much worse. They will have nobody to blame but themselves.
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