A new poll out by Vanderbilt University shows President Obama leading against all likely Republican candidates. In 2008 Tennessee was one of the President’s weakest states. What has changed or is this poll “fool’s gold”?
h/t David McLaughlin
A new poll out by Vanderbilt University shows President Obama leading against all likely Republican candidates. In 2008 Tennessee was one of the President’s weakest states. What has changed or is this poll “fool’s gold”?
h/t David McLaughlin
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This poll looks like a typical poll done by someone like a university that’s not an actual pollster – super high undecideds, probably used university students to make or monitor the calls.
No way is Tennessee in play – it’s basically Georgia minus DeKalb County (a lot whiter).
But, Ga, SC, TX, places with growing non-white populations, game on.
Little concerned that Karl Rove will begin spending something like 20 million next month tearing down the President.. that will wear, and take it’s toll by Nov 2012. Just saying, sure hope we’ve got just as much money to counter that expense.
Would I bet the mortgage payment the President will win TN? No, but this and the polls showing TX, GA, and SC in play are fun to see.
If the President has a billion dollar campaign budget he can make the Republicans spend money defending these states as well as ID, ND, and UT for that matter.
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