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This group called ACORN is in the news a lot today. Here in Missouri, McCain is showing a slight lead in the polls. This is from Yahoo News. Charlene Davis, co-director of the election board in Jackson County, where Kansas City is, said the fraudulent registration forms came from the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, or ACORN.

I haven’t posted about the Gallup Daily Poll in a while, and I thought it worth noting that today’s Gallup Poll Daily tracking report “shows Barack Obama maintaining a 52% to 41% lead over John McCain, unchanged from Wednesday’s report.” Frank Newport notes: Signifying a general stability in the

I haven’t posted about the Gallup Daily Poll in a while, and I thought it worth noting that today’s Gallup Poll Daily tracking report “shows Barack Obama maintaining a 52% to 41% lead over John McCain, unchanged from Wednesday’s report.” Frank Newport notes: Signifying a general stability in the

AFTERNOON CHATTER Everyone is talking about the new USA Today/ Gallup poll that shows Tuesday night's debate did more good for Democrat Barack Obama than his Republican rival John McCain. If anyone needed a boost in the polls from that debate, it was Senator McCain.

And I Thought Barack Obama Was a Socialist Published October 9th, 2008 in Effluent Rants and Politics. 1 Comment Well, if Barack Obama is a socialist, John McCain must be the Communist-in-Chief: WASHINGTON (AP) - John McCain’s proposal to buy up bad home mortgages would use nearly half the

In the wake of the second presidential debate between Democratic Sen. Barack Obama and Republican Sen. John McCain, both campaigns now seem to be fine-tuning and refocusing, as a new Gallup Daily tracking poll now shows Obama has opened up an 11 point lead over the Arizona Senator.

Jump to Comments NASHVILLE, Tennessee (CNN) — A national poll of debate watchers suggests that Sen. Barack Obama won the second presidential debate. Fifty-four percent of those questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey conducted after the debate ended said that Obama did the best job in the debate, with 30 percent saying Sen.

Electoral Math — Obama Landslide? [ Posted Wednesday, October 8th, 2008 – 15:59 PDT ] I have to admit, that's a pretty provocative title. And enumerating the poultry before they emerge from the ova is always risky… as the saying goes. But it's hard to look at this week's polls without the word "landslide" appearing in your forebrain.

We’ve been running a poll in the sidebar, asking you “What is the most important issue in this election?” I wish I could say that the result was more of a surprise: 20 readers have voted for the economy. Energy picked up only three votes and the War in Iraq got two.

Dan Rather riffs on Sarah Palin on today's MSNBC's "Morning Joe": "She's a very effective campaigner whether you like it or not. She helped herself in her chances for 2012. Whatever happens she's made herself a player." Dan is drawn to women with big boobs like Sarah... I know. Don't ask.