tin cup wrote:
Boater wrote:

FOX/Rasmussen: FL, MO, OH, NC, VA (10/12)

By Mark Blumenthal

FOX News / Rasmussen
10/12/2008, 1000 likely voters interviewed in each state, MOE +/- 3
Mode: IVR/Automated
Fox story, Rasmussen overview

Florida (story, toplines)
Obama 51, McCain 46, Nader 0, Barr 1, McKinney 0
(10/5: Obama 52, McCain 45, Nader 1, Barr 0, McKinney 0)

Missouri (story, toplines)
Obama 50, McCain 47, Barr 0, Nader 1, McKinney 0
(10/5: Obama 50, McCain 47, Barr 1, Nader 1, McKinney 0)

North Carolina (story, toplines)
Obama 48, McCain 48, Barr 1, Nader 0, McKinney 0
(10/8: Obama 49, McCain 48, Barr 0, Nader 0, McKinney 0)

Ohio (story, toplines)
Obama 49, McCain 47, Barr 0, Nader 1, McKinney 0
(10/5: McCain 48, Obama 47, Barr 1, Nader 1, McKinney 0)

Virginia (story, toplines)
Obama 50, McCain 47, Barr 1, Nader 0, McKinney 0
(10/5: Obama 50, McCain 48, Barr 1, Nader 0, McKinney 0)


I think Obama has a good chance of carrying Virginia and Florida, less
than even odds of carrying Missouri, even odds in Ohio, and I don't
know much about North Carolina.

If McCain loses Florida, Virginia and North Carolina, it'll put a
wooden stake in the heart of the GOP.
I thought you said some thing about good news for Conservatives?
I thought maybe both of the Wall Street doofuses had been hit by a train
or something. At least you could have lied and got our hopes up for a
moment.


Real conservatives don't like McCain. If he loses, they can steer the
party further right. They'll like that.