Sunday, September 28, 2008

Americans Say Obama Won Debate

You see, I thought McCain won (from the seventeen seconds I saw) because OBAMA kept saying "John is right," while McCain kept saying "Obama is WRONG!"

That is the IMPRESSION BRAIN-DEAD 'murka is going to walk away with (at least, that will be the NARRATIVE the ELECTION-RIGGING MSM sells us)
:

"Obama said McCain wuz right, and McCain said Obama wuz wrong, so, McCain must be right, right?"


"Two polls give Obama edge in first presidential debate

WASHINGTON - A pair of one-night polls gave Barack Obama a clear edge over John McCain in their first presidential debate.

Fifty-one percent
of respondents said Obama, the Democrat, did a better job in Friday night's face-off while 38 percent preferred the Republican McCain, according to a CNN-Opinion Research Corp. survey of adults.

Obama was widely considered more intelligent, likable, and in touch with peoples' problems, and by modest margins was seen as the stronger leader and more sincere.

In a CBS News poll of people not committed to a candidate, 39 percent said Obama won the debate, 24 percent said McCain, and 37 percent called it a tie. Twice as many said Obama understands their needs than said so about McCain.

The CNN poll involved telephone interviews with 524 adults who watched the debate and had a margin of error of 4.5 percentage points. The CBS survey involved online interviews with 483 uncommitted voters who saw the debate and had an error margin of 4 points. It was conducted by Knowledge Networks, which initially selected the respondents by telephone. Both polls were conducted Friday night.

Polls conducted on one night can be less reliable than surveys conducted over several nights because they include only the views of people available that particular evening (AP)."

Oh, so the ELECTION NIGHT POLLS are ALL SHIT, huh, MSM?!!!

Just like you guys.... PFFFFFFFFTTTTT!!!!

Also see:

Stolen Elections: 2000

Stolen Elections: 2004

Stolen Elections: 2006

How to Rig the 2008 Presidential Election