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  • McCain up in the latest Zogby poll.

    McCain up 48% to 47% in daily poll.

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  • #2
    Re: McCain up in the latest Zogby poll.

    Originally posted by wu_shizzle
    McCain up 48% to 47% in daily poll.

    http://www.zogby.com/main.htm
    sorry to disappoint you, but Matt Drudge cherry picked one day's result of a multi-day tracking poll.


    FiveThirtyEight uses statistical analysis - hard numbers - to tell compelling stories about elections, politics and American society.


    You will notice that McCain's percentage chance of winning based on detailed analysis of state polling is less than 4%.

    In case you're not aware of this site, Nate Silver the creator of the site, is a baseball statistician, whio perfectly predicted the Chicago White Sox record the season after they won the World Series. 72-90
    Kansas is Flat. The Earth is Not!!

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    • #3
      This is all pretty simple. Voter turnout. The Dems rely on the poor, homeless, welfare recipients etc to continue to support those wonderful programs that have served them so effectively all these years.

      If their machine can get these people to vote in big numbers, it's over.

      May God bless America.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by WuDrWu
        This is all pretty simple. Voter turnout. The Dems rely on the poor, homeless, welfare recipients etc to continue to support those wonderful programs that have served them so effectively all these years.

        If their machine can get these people to vote in big numbers, it's over.

        May God bless America.
        You're kind of describing WSU alumni. Funny how the schools enrollment skyrocketed when WU became WSU. It's relied on the poor kids who needed cheap, state subsidized tuition to get an education. Parents were too shiftless or lazy to make enough money to send them elsewhere. Had to stay home and work at Spangles because they couldn't afford to live in a dorm.

        If BO wins, God WILL be blessing America....the last 8 years has been God's way of teaching us that:

        The best way to kill a bad ideal is to implement it...

        8)
        Kansas is Flat. The Earth is Not!!

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        • #5
          I could spend hours correcting your many flawed ideas, but I really need to spend some of the weekend explaining to my daughter why our country is so screwed up and then I need to figure out how much I need to save for your retirement.

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          • #6
            Re: McCain up in the latest Zogby poll.

            Originally posted by jocoshock
            Originally posted by wu_shizzle
            McCain up 48% to 47% in daily poll.

            http://www.zogby.com/main.htm
            sorry to disappoint you, but Matt Drudge cherry picked one day's result of a multi-day tracking poll.


            FiveThirtyEight uses statistical analysis - hard numbers - to tell compelling stories about elections, politics and American society.


            You will notice that McCain's percentage chance of winning based on detailed analysis of state polling is less than 4%.

            In case you're not aware of this site, Nate Silver the creator of the site, is a baseball statistician, whio perfectly predicted the Chicago White Sox record the season after they won the World Series. 72-90
            Season after they won the World Series? Try two.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by jocoshock
              Originally posted by WuDrWu
              This is all pretty simple. Voter turnout. The Dems rely on the poor, homeless, welfare recipients etc to continue to support those wonderful programs that have served them so effectively all these years.

              If their machine can get these people to vote in big numbers, it's over.

              May God bless America.
              You're kind of describing WSU alumni. Funny how the schools enrollment skyrocketed when WU became WSU. It's relied on the poor kids who needed cheap, state subsidized tuition to get an education. Parents were too shiftless or lazy to make enough money to send them elsewhere. Had to stay home and work at Spangles because they couldn't afford to live in a dorm.

              If BO wins, God WILL be blessing America....the last 8 years has been God's way of teaching us that:

              The best way to kill a bad ideal is to implement it...

              8)
              The less-off kids go to a community college like Butler or don't go at all...not WSU

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              • #8
                Originally posted by jocoshock
                You're kind of describing WSU alumni. Funny how the schools enrollment skyrocketed when WU became WSU. It's relied on the poor kids who needed cheap, state subsidized tuition to get an education. Parents were too shiftless or lazy to make enough money to send them elsewhere. Had to stay home and work at Spangles because they couldn't afford to live in a dorm.
                Honestly, your inane, obtuse post is wholly deserving of a ban, but I'm not a mod or admin, so be happy.

                First off, historically both the former WU and the current WSU were/are public metropolitan universities. The only demographical differences that have occurred since the school's inclusion into the regents systems have been sheer numbers- not income, not HS GPA, not median age- nothing else.

                Secondly, when I decided on attending WSU it was due to the Barton School of Business, which in case you've been living under a rock (on in Shawnee's case- a financially-overleveraged, cookie cutter home with vinyl windows, concrete-based simulated wood siding, and a roof the matches every other in visual range) happens to be the oldest, largest, most respected b-school in the state, and perhaps the region. There're other colleges within WSU worth noting here as well, but they weren't part of my experience.

                When I attended WSU, the cost of attendance amongst the three Kansas D1 schools was a virtual wash, and the standards of admission were the same as well (and continue to be today- if you have any knowledge of how exactly the regents system works). I didn't choose WSU because I could live at home with the 'rents- seeing as I came from outside the Wichita metro. I didn't choose WSU because it was an academic "last chance"- it was the only school I attended, my HS grades were fine and my ACT was in the 94th percentile. I didn't attend WSU because it was somehow cheaper than KU or KSU, because at the time and circumstances that I went it wasn't.

                It seems my WSU education is working out alright- seeing that after I get married, my future wife (and fellow WSU alum- from out-of-state) and I will instantly (and unfortunately) be knocking on the doorstep of the 28% tax bracket, less than 5 years out of college.

                My advice would be that you put on a fairly durable flame suit for what is coming your way from those comments. For your own good, and the forums, we can hope that you are banned.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by jocoshock
                  If BO wins, God WILL be blessing America....the last 8 years has been God's way of teaching us that:

                  The best way to kill a bad ideal is to implement it...

                  8)
                  Actually, that is true. I figure that BO will only be president for 4 years because the people won't like his BS either. His ideas won't fly and we all know it. He'll get voted out in 2012 after the Republicans come up with a real candidate that isn't an extension of the past 8 years.

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                  • #10
                    I edited one post and deleted another (plus those that quoted it) due to their personal nature.

                    The next person to lodge an attack on the parenting of another poster will not be posting for long.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by rrshock
                      Originally posted by jocoshock
                      If BO wins, God WILL be blessing America....the last 8 years has been God's way of teaching us that:

                      The best way to kill a bad ideal is to implement it...

                      8)
                      Actually, that is true. I figure that BO will only be president for 4 years because the people won't like his BS either. His ideas won't fly and we all know it. He'll get voted out in 2012 after the Republicans come up with a real candidate that isn't an extension of the past 8 years.
                      I think you are being far too optimistic. Many pundits like to believe they are being very clever when they assert – just let this guy get elected, he will discredit himself (or as you put the American people won’t put up with his BS either) and then there will be a backlash against him.

                      However, you can reach a point when there is no going back. For example, if Iran is permitted to develop nuclear weapons – there is no going back and generations will have to deal with the consequences.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Maggie
                        Originally posted by rrshock
                        Originally posted by jocoshock
                        If BO wins, God WILL be blessing America....the last 8 years has been God's way of teaching us that:

                        The best way to kill a bad ideal is to implement it...

                        8)
                        Actually, that is true. I figure that BO will only be president for 4 years because the people won't like his BS either. His ideas won't fly and we all know it. He'll get voted out in 2012 after the Republicans come up with a real candidate that isn't an extension of the past 8 years.
                        I think you are being far too optimistic. Many pundits like to believe they are being very clever when they assert – just let this guy get elected, he will discredit himself (or as you put the American people won’t put up with his BS either) and then there will be a backlash against him.

                        However, you can reach a point when there is no going back. For example, if Iran is permitted to develop nuclear weapons – there is no going back and generations will have to deal with the consequences.
                        Like I said before, this all comes down to the Republican's inability to give us a good candidate. If they could give us a candidate that isn't like Bush, but is more moderate, then they'd win every time. I really don't think BO will be elected twice, of course I didn't think Bush would have been elected once, let alone twice.

                        We just have to wait and see how everything plays out on Tuesday. Maybe the Republicans will pull some upsets in congressional races and then everyone's fears of an all Democratic control will be all for nothing.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by rrshock
                          Originally posted by Maggie
                          Originally posted by rrshock
                          Originally posted by jocoshock
                          If BO wins, God WILL be blessing America....the last 8 years has been God's way of teaching us that:

                          The best way to kill a bad ideal is to implement it...

                          8)
                          Actually, that is true. I figure that BO will only be president for 4 years because the people won't like his BS either. His ideas won't fly and we all know it. He'll get voted out in 2012 after the Republicans come up with a real candidate that isn't an extension of the past 8 years.
                          I think you are being far too optimistic. Many pundits like to believe they are being very clever when they assert – just let this guy get elected, he will discredit himself (or as you put the American people won’t put up with his BS either) and then there will be a backlash against him.

                          However, you can reach a point when there is no going back. For example, if Iran is permitted to develop nuclear weapons – there is no going back and generations will have to deal with the consequences.
                          Like I said before, this all comes down to the Republican's inability to give us a good candidate. If they could give us a candidate that isn't like Bush, but is more moderate, then they'd win every time. I really don't think BO will be elected twice, of course I didn't think Bush would have been elected once, let alone twice.

                          We just have to wait and see how everything plays out on Tuesday. Maybe the Republicans will pull some upsets in congressional races and then everyone's fears of an all Democratic control will be all for nothing.
                          I too was dissatisfied with the Republican’s who ran for president.

                          If you don’t mind, could you tell me what you mean by a candidate more moderate than Bush. McCain is, in most ways, a very moderate Republican. I just want to know where you are coming from….

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