NOYB wrote:

I don't trust Zogby's polls. His brother is the founder and President of
the Arab American Institute...an organization which is very much opposed to
Bush's virtually unconditional support for Israel.

Zogby is a Republican pollster. No one familiar with polling or
pollsters questions his integrity.



How much of a bounce did Kerry get according to the CNN/USA Today/Gallup
Poll?

Dunno. Didn't see that one. But the Republican sites that keep track of
polls regularly show Kerry ahead in the EC, and that is the race that
counts.

Remember, if Bush loses one significant state in 2004 and Kerry captures
the states Gore won, Bush is gone.

If it looks as if that is going to happen, we'll be on Code Red, and
Dick Cheney will be sitting in the bombardier's seat in a Stealth, ready
to drop a dirty nuke on some American city. Bet on it, the neocons are
not going to let go; they want their dumb-boy Bush in the Oval Office.

The elections in your state ought to be under world scrutiny; your
corrupt governor already has shown he's working hard to fix the results
this year.


--
"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in
Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me -
you can't get fooled again." -George W. Bush, Nashville, Tenn., Sept.
17, 2002

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

I don't trust Zogby's polls. His brother is the founder and President
of
the Arab American Institute...an organization which is very much opposed
to
Bush's virtually unconditional support for Israel.

Zogby is a Republican pollster.

You keep repeating that lie. Zogby is *not* a Republican pollster. If
anything, he has closer associations with the Democratic Party.


No one familiar with polling or
pollsters questions his integrity.

Really? You've asked every one of them?






How much of a bounce did Kerry get according to the CNN/USA Today/Gallup
Poll?

Dunno. Didn't see that one.

I did. Kerry led by 2 points before the Convention. Bush leads by 4 points
after it.


But the Republican sites that keep track of
polls regularly show Kerry ahead in the EC, and that is the race that
counts.

Those sites use last week's data...and some rely heavily on flawed polls
like the LA Times and Zogby interactive.


Remember, if Bush loses one significant state in 2004 and Kerry captures
the states Gore won, Bush is gone.

If it looks as if that is going to happen, we'll be on Code Red, and
Dick Cheney will be sitting in the bombardier's seat in a Stealth, ready
to drop a dirty nuke on some American city. Bet on it, the neocons are
not going to let go; they want their dumb-boy Bush in the Oval Office.


Cheney's heart couldn't withstand the G-forces.