Son of a bitch...now I'm getting the red x on the second one.
Oh well, it's www.intrade.com
Yeah, I can relate on the stocks-I've just tried to stop looking.
Oh well, it's www.intrade.com
Yeah, I can relate on the stocks-I've just tried to stop looking.
No doubt Obama wins this thing, even without having to doctor the votes
I would like to see McCain make a surprise move in some states early on - maybe some false positive exit polls ala Kerry in 04 - having the books drop their line. I was only able to get about 75% down on Obama I wanted because the line got out of control a few weeks ago. Hopefully be able to scale back in at -600 or so. Dream scenario is McCain taking a state like VA early and having them drop the line to -200 or so
I would like to see McCain make a surprise move in some states early on - maybe some false positive exit polls ala Kerry in 04 - having the books drop their line. I was only able to get about 75% down on Obama I wanted because the line got out of control a few weeks ago. Hopefully be able to scale back in at -600 or so. Dream scenario is McCain taking a state like VA early and having them drop the line to -200 or so
I assume all these pollsters know that although most of the country may want Obama, he won't get those people to vote for him. What i've noticed is that Obama supporters (democratic supporters in general) are very loud about it, but don't show up to the polls at nearly the rate the significantly quieter Mccain voters do.
I was over a friend's house this weekend and there were 10 people there. 3 of them were loudly in support of Obama and it made it seem like everyone was in favor of Obama because no one said they wanted Mccain. I found out at least 4 of them are voting Mccain yet they gave no hint that they were. It's just how things are. Obama needs young voters but they won't go out and vote like everyone anticipates them to do every time. I'm not saying he's not going to win, because the numbers are so far in his favor, but I highly doubt seeing a landslide.
I was over a friend's house this weekend and there were 10 people there. 3 of them were loudly in support of Obama and it made it seem like everyone was in favor of Obama because no one said they wanted Mccain. I found out at least 4 of them are voting Mccain yet they gave no hint that they were. It's just how things are. Obama needs young voters but they won't go out and vote like everyone anticipates them to do every time. I'm not saying he's not going to win, because the numbers are so far in his favor, but I highly doubt seeing a landslide.
