The latest Rasmussen poll has John McCain leading both Democrats:
McCain 47%
Obama 44%McCain 49%
Clinton 43%
And the Favorable/Unfavorable numbers are even more interesting:
McCain: 52/44
Obama: 49/49
Clinton: 43/55
These numbers are interesting because they show that the voters are listening to the candidates rather than the interest groups.
The liberal blogosphere, the DNC, and Democrat interest groups have tried (and tried again) to define John McCain to little success. The McCain camp is driving the news cycles with positive coverage of McCain touring economically depressed areas and visiting with troops. At the end of the day, John McCain is the Republican nominee and will get coverage no matter what he does.On the other side, Democrat voters, similarly, are listening to the candidates and apparently don't like what they are hearing. In recent days, both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have gone negative and their unfavorables have risen as a result.
Congrats to Hillary's Advisor-Super Delegate Terry MacAiffle, turned a $100 dollar investment into $2.5 million on the sale of his commerical real estate in FL with his partner, the Eletrical Workers Union Pension Fund. Nearly "Clinton Claims Victory in PA Primary" on CNN. Just look at a book 'Campaigns, Media, and Governing in the 21st Century':
http://dealstudio.com/searchdeals.php?deal_id=98819&ru=279 , The media just loves a horse race. But I thought that the candidate needed 2,025 electorial votes to win.
Posted by: Jin | April 27, 2008 7:54 PM | Permalink to Comment