Will McCain recover from disastrous VP pick?

Will McCain survive his VP pick?

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It sure looks to have crippled the ticket so far.
 
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Does this mean, "Will McCain go back to 'disasterous' after/from the boost given by his VP pick?"

Edit: ooo...a mod saved the title...too bad.
 
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per the latest Gallup poll today, Obama has his largest lead over McCain to date.

Here's CNN's viewer poll of her speech:
How do you rate Republican VP choice Sarah Palin's convention speech?
Thumbs up41%2841
Thumbs down46%3224
Didn't watch13%914
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oklavol said:
per the latest Gallup poll today, Obama has his largest lead over McCain to date.

CNN has a view poll on their website right now, 68% of the people think McCain's VP pick did not make his ticket stronger.
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I'm shocked... the sky is falling.
 
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TennTradition said:
Does this mean, "Will McCain go back to 'disasterous' after/from the boost given by his VP pick?"

Edit: ooo...a mod saved the title...too bad.
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For the record . . . he noticed his bout of dyslexia and PM'd me. :)
 
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oklavol said:
per the latest Gallup poll today, Obama has his largest lead over McCain to date.

Here's CNN's viewer poll:
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You may have missed the poll that showed Biden and Palin both received identical favorable ratings as VP pick.

If Obama has the same lead a week out from the RNC, I might consider Obama as the leader. As it stands, Obama SHOULD have his largest lead over McCain right now.
 
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You're missing the point... Obama is superior, and needs to drop out now. And oklavol voted for Bush twice, so he's not biased.
 
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volinbham said:
You may have missed the poll that showed Biden and Palin both received identical favorable ratings as VP pick.

If Obama has the same lead a week out from the RNC, I might consider Obama as the leader. As it stands, Obama SHOULD have his largest lead over McCain right now.
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doesn't surprise me, I'm no fan of Biden.
 
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oklavol said:
and your not a card carrying member of the Republican party either, you left that part out.
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No, I'm a card carrying conservative. I'm not the one claiming to be unbiased yet in every thread put something either anti-McCain/Palin or pro Obama in it. I don't care who you vote for, just be honest. I never claimed to be anything I'm not.
 
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volsforever27 said:
No, I'm a card carrying conservative. I'm not the one claiming to be unbiased yet in every thread put something either anti-McCain/Palin or pro Obama in it. I don't care who you vote for, just be honest. I never claimed to be anything I'm not.
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yes and the republicans are so fiscally conservative, I can see why you love them.....
 
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oklavol said:
yes and the republicans are so fiscally conservative, I can see why you love them.....
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That's precisely why they lost in '06. We'll see if they learned their lesson. No, I haven't been thrilled with them, but I'd rather take a chance with a R because I know what I'll get with a D.
 
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volsforever27 said:
That's precisely why they lost in '06. We'll see if they learned their lesson. No, I haven't been thrilled with them, but I'd rather take a chance with a R because I know what I'll get with a D.
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doesn't matter which one you vote for, they both say one thing and do another when they get voted in. look what bush ran on and then what his agenda was after he got in?
 
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