unabogie's Blogtag:www.talkingpointsmemo.com,2008:/talk/blogs/unabogie//29562008-05-06T05:14:47ZMovable Type Pro 4.21-enZogby Shows Obama's Lead in NC Growingtag:tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com,2008:/talk//17.1933242008-05-06T05:14:47Z2008-05-06T05:14:47Zhttp://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=149951%-37%12% undecided.45%-43% in Indiana.Let's go, Hoosiers!...unabogie 51%-37%
12% undecided.
45%-43% in Indiana.
Let's go, Hoosiers!]]>
Gallup Has Obama Back to 50%tag:tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com,2008:/talk//17.1932152008-05-05T17:51:09Z2008-05-05T17:51:09Zunabogie Rebound, baby, rebound.
This marks yet an other day where he inches up.
Wright, Schmight, so I say.
Come on Hoosiers, are you really so easily pandered to that you'll keep your party in turmoil? End this tomorrow! ]]>
Obama Retakes Lead in Gallup Poll!tag:tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com,2008:/talk//17.1929972008-05-04T17:30:30Z2008-05-04T17:30:30Zunabogie 49%-45%
Short blog, but this shows that he's trending up, once again. Almost back over 50% which I predict he'll do by tomorrow, after that wonderful performance on MTP.
Happy Sunday, people. I'm going to do some phone banking! ]]>
Obama rebounds in latest Gallup polltag:tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com,2008:/talk//17.1928762008-05-03T19:02:37Z2008-05-03T19:02:37ZMy first blog here, so excuse the formatting.But after Obama dropping almost daily, this is the first uptick in several days.Couple this with his 12 point lead in Oregon and his 9 point lead in North Carolina, Obama has to...unabogie But after Obama dropping almost daily, this is the first uptick in several days.
Couple this with his 12 point lead in Oregon and his 9 point lead in North Carolina, Obama has to be feeling good about having weathered another month of manufactured bullshit. Gallup Daily: Democratic Horse Race Neck-and-Neck at 47% http://www.gallup.com/poll/106978/Gallup-Daily-Democratic-Horse-Race-NeckandNeck-47.aspx
This is based on Gallup Poll Daily tracking
from April 30-May 2, and is the tenth consecutive day the Democratic
candidates have been statistically tied in national preferences. (To
view the complete trend since Jan. 3, 2008, click here.)