McCain leads Obama ahead of party convention season, poll shows

Thursday 21st August, 04:10 PM JST

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Taka313 at 07:58 AM JST - 22nd August

"This is not possible." Without a doubt, the smartest thing you've ever posted here. He's not. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/maps/obamavsmccain/

Obama - 228 McCain - 174

Obama is still ahead where it counts.

Taka
AlliedForces at 08:00 AM JST - 22nd August

Taka313;

I have seen this poll and also a Fox News poll gave McCain a 5% lead. The evidence is compelling, Obama is finished. Bring on President McCain.
USAFdude at 08:09 AM JST - 22nd August

Bring on President McCain - to whatever country he campaigns in after losing in the US this November. America will elect Barack Obama; after all, we want the US to win the War on Terror, so Obama's the obvious choice.

Sorry, Republicans! :D
AlliedForces at 08:14 AM JST - 22nd August

USAFdude; Good joke, hahaha.

Barack Hussein Obama`s campaign is dead in the water. The polls show clearly that the war hero is going to become our next president.

People see McCain as a force for good, world peace and economic stability.
undecidedbout08 at 08:45 AM JST - 22nd August

New ad links Obama and unrepentant, failed 60's loser terrorist-turned-yuppie William Ayers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m89m0pC_bpY
RomeoRamenII at 09:52 AM JST - 22nd August

The good news for all of obama's followers is that their idol still holds a commanding lead among sleeper-cell Islamoterrorist groups in America.

RR
RomeoRamenII at 09:59 AM JST - 22nd August

this poll result will cause some great of gaffes from obama. He's not good at speaking his own words off-the-cuff.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=eDJSVPAx8xc&feature=related

RR
USAFdude at 11:47 AM JST - 22nd August

No joke, AlliedForces, any more than my certainty of an Obama victory in November. We troops want our voices to be heard for the first time in a 21st century US election, and so we shall.

Good luck, and see ya later; got duty soon.
Sarge at 09:26 PM JST - 23rd August

Taka313 - As a former U.S. sailor, why do you support Barack Obama, a junior senator with a very thin resume and no military experience, to be CIC over John McCain, a former U.S. sailor and Vietnam War veteran with 20 years in the Senate?
Taka313 at 09:54 PM JST - 23rd August

sarge, Wow! What a stupid line of reasoning. Using your "logic," would YOU prefer Charles Jenkins as the CiC? Would you have entrusted our military to Julius Rosenberg? He was in the Army after all. As was Lee Harvey Oswald. I guess all three of them would have made good leaders of our military in your eyes. Either that, or you like to post totally nonsensical stuff on the internet.

You know, you amaze me sometimes.

Taka
Sarge at 11:02 PM JST - 23rd August

Taka313 - Are you going to answer my question or not? Sheesh...
Sarge at 11:05 PM JST - 23rd August

Taka313 - Tell you what - I'll make it as easy for you as I can:

Why do you support Barack Obama over John McCain to be our next CIC?
seansezso at 05:03 PM JST - 24th August

Why do you support Barack Obama over John McCain to be our next CIC?

Whatever you say Taka, it cannot be sillier than supporting a man just for being an ex-sailor (navy pilot actually), and having military and senate experience while totally disregarding his policies, past choices, and plans for the future.

One monthly poll. I hope Obama does not over-steer in reaction to it.
seansezso at 05:12 PM JST - 24th August

Skip, if that is true about Diebold and the ability of Israel to decide our elections, then by all accounts, the world's commerce and business are at the mercy of China, since most of the computer chips are made there. Also that means that Bill Gates and Microsoft control the world, and it is up to Apple to lead the resistance.

The only thing that is clear is that none of us knows what the F is going on inside those machines and neither do our peers who voluteer at the polling stations. As if that was not good enough reason for every concerned citizen to stand up and downright demand paper ballots there is one more: with this reliance on computerized voter machines, another tactic for stealing the election is to ensure that certain communities are short on machines. If you are black and reading this, I strongly suggest volunteering or helping in some form and making everyone aware of protential problems like this. One look at Obama and you know that blacks will be disenfranchised even more than last election.
Sarge at 09:31 PM JST - 24th August

Sean - Who's totally disregarding Mccain's policies, past choices and plans for the future? Not I!

Hey, have you noticed Taka still hasn't told us why he supports Obama?