Thread: Fox still saying McCain leads Florida

The real clear politic poll is still showing McCain in the lead
with Rudi second and Mitt 3rd

Real Clear averages polls from MSM sources so I don't
believe its a true indicator

Also they report that after Florida McCain and Rudi will
be broke

the Real Clear polling does show they are almost in a
3 way tie so that means Mitt probably has a 10 point lead in
real life

This just goes to show how bias the MSM really is, and Fox is no different. Which begs the question--which anyone with an IQ higher than a house plant should be asking--how can anyone consider what the MSM reports as even partially credible?
Right now in my view, Fox has no more credibility than any of the other tabloid magazines.

Originally Posted by sippy

This just goes to show how bias the MSM really is, and Fox is no different. Which begs the question--which anyone with an IQ higher than a house plant should be asking--how can anyone consider what the MSM reports as even partially credible?
Right now in my view, Fox has no more credibility than any of the other tabloid magazines.

Originally Posted by sippy

This just goes to show how bias the MSM really is, and Fox is no different. Which begs the question--which anyone with an IQ higher than a house plant should be asking--how can anyone consider what the MSM reports as even partially credible?
Right now in my view, Fox has no more credibility than any of the other tabloid magazines.

I have to agree with you 100%

I am assuming that some of these polls have not been
updated
Rasmussen is usually pretty close

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls ... html#polls

This also still has Thompson figured in

This story tells all you need to know about the MSM

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http://hotair.com/archives/2008/01/22/n ... omination/


Now it can be told: Carl Cameron says he knew all along that Fred was only in it for the VP nomination; Update: Hit piece? Update: What did Fox know and when did they know it?
posted at 5:56 pm on January 22, 2008 by Allahpundit
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Too bad to check, although it’d certainly explain his half-hearted campaigning. He wanted to be VP, was surprised to find major buzz behind a presidential run, took a stab at it to see if he could convert the buzz into votes, and then predictably flamed out when he half-assed it.

I don’t quite believe it, but Cameron mentioned something about this yesterday too on FNC. Can it be? Can the whole Fredhead phenomenon be nothing but a lark spun off from a stunt aimed at raising Fred’s profile to the point where he’d be viable as John McCain’s number two?

Update: Excruciating: “I sent off a resume to the campaign in, oh, seems like about May, and never heard from them.â€

The RCP average for Florida at this time shows McCain +1.3. (An InsiderAdvantage poll through 1/21 shows Romney +6.)

But none of the FL polls posted on RCP at this time are through 1/22, when Thompson dropped out. We'll have to see what the polls show after this is factored in.

But the race seems fluid and we have to help get the word out.

Some polls in FL are calling Indys and Dems. That is why they have McLame at # 1

FYI The GOP 'FL primary is for Republicans ONLY.

Rasmussen's poll called only Republicans.

Originally Posted by LawEnforcer

Some polls in FL are calling Indys and Dems. That is why they have McLame at # 1

FYI The GOP 'FL primary is for Republicans ONLY.

Rasmussen's poll called only Republicans.

And since indies can't vote the Rasmussen would be closer to
whats going to happen

I am predicting the next one shows Romney up by more than 7