Andros on the Debate
I am late on this post but
posted by Tuli | 8:01 PM
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Well, thanks for the plug. I'd like to believe that there's a reason for my optimism.
No one can predict the future, but a few things can have a higher degree of certainty.
Back in June when I wrote about BO's options for VP, I said that this election had the potential of a political realignment (it happens once every generation or so) and that BO could win in a landslide.
During the GOP convention with polls showing Mac-Palin edging BO-Biden, it seemed to me that this wouldn't last for the following reasons:
*S Palin: net negative
*Economy, stupid!
*Change (BO is change and Mac isn't according to every poll)
*new voters
*electoral college map. Since Iowa went solidly blue long since, Mac only threatened in PA (never really gaining the edge), so BO keeping all Kerry states and Mac losing some...
Plus I predicted that if BO maintains a steady lead--even if within the statistical margin of error--this will create a momentum that will add a couple points in the battleground states....
So, far,thankfuly,so good.
Unless there's a late Oct. surprise, BO should win, and the Dems will add to the House & the Senate. The latter may come very close to 60--a number that would have been unthinkable just a few weeks ago.
I'd like to have Rove's money, because I can make better predictions. In 2006 he said the Rpubs would keep control of Congress! Now he says he has The Math! Plus "secret" polls that show Mac winning and the Senate flipping to the GOP...
Aha!
Is it possible, that Obama's lead could evaporate on election day because of Bradley-Wilder effect? Or nowadays Americans are significantly less reluctant to vote for an African-American? Vote here - http://www.votetheday.com/america/secret-racism-will-subvert-obamas-advantage-333
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