Kerry should stop campaigning now, he's eight points behind

[private_ryan]

http://archives.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/10/20/tracking.poll/index.html
Tracking poll: Bush may be expanding lead over Gore (October 19th poll)
By CNN Polling Director Keating Holland

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Texas Gov. George W. Bush may be expanding his narrow lead over Vice President Al Gore in the hard-fought presidential race, according to Friday's CNN/USA Today/Gallup tracking poll. Friday's results indicate Bush garnering 50 percent and Gore drawing 40 percent of likely voters' support.

see other polls too:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2000/resources/polls.html

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. LOL!

Gallup is back to its usual handjobs -- oversampling Republicans again. Most deserving of ignorage (as the Bush-Gore polls demonstrate, clear as gin).

[private_ryan]

2. got the samples for today's poll?

n/t

[endnote]

3. Same boring script. Not gonna work this time.

[Zorra]

4. Amazing how Gore won the election in 2000. Based on Gallup polls

if Gore won the popular vote by 500,000 votes, (Note: Minimum estimate discounting mass GOP voter fraud), then Kerry is going to win in a landslide!

Wooooo - hoooo!

[xray s]

5. the pattern of deception is so obvious

the only objective of CNN and Gallup is to try to demoralize Democrats at this critical point in the election.

[private_ryan]

6. it is demoralazing

I wish we had talking like the pugs do to go out and say this.

You have to give them credit for how they spread their message...lies I meant.

[txindy]

7. Agreed and they don't seem to realize -- or care -- that they are really

inspiring us to GOTV even more. Do they really think we'll all just stay home? Yes, that's a rhetorical question. They certainly WISH we would. Not gonna happen.

[FrankenforMN]

8. Democrats should seriously consider a boycott on CNN

[NightOwwl]

10. I've been boycotting them since the first debate.

They were despicable.

[private_ryan]

9. sent link to Drudge

let's hope he puts it up