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Could polls be wrong about support for Obama?

mercurynews.com — SACRAMENTO — Can Barack Obama's lead in the polls be trusted? As the first African-American nominee of a major U.S. political party heads toward Election Day comfortably ahead in most public-opinion surveys, prognosticators are asking whether Obama's lead will evaporate when it comes time to count the votes.

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  • inactive, on 10/29/2008, -0/+1The polls are absolutely wrong and I will tell you a few major reasons:

    1. Liberals love to brag about their choice to strangers on the phone. Republicans love to hang up the telephone when pollsters call.

    2. The Bradley Effect lives on. There are more white racists than black racists.

    3. The Obama mania is over. Middle America has seen through his lies. They know about the foreign donations. They know that he is BAD FOR AMERICA.

    Californian's : WAKE UP! McCain is close enough to the MIDDLE. Do we really need a radical way on the LEFT?

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