Faux News Poll: Obama by 6% (vote, polls, president, McCain)
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If even the official GOP channel is admitting Obama is leading then something must be going on. It's awful hard for the McCain supporters to make excuses for Faux showing Obama up 45%-39%.
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I think Obama is getting a bounce from the financial markets crisis. It may be temporary, it may not. I saw him speak on the financial markets yesterday and it scared me. He looked and sounded VERY Presidential, said the right things and seemed "in charge". Of course he was reading from a teleprompter, but still it was a good performance.
I say McCain speak a bit and I did not get the same feeling, but it wasn't the reassuring prescence Obama had. I will vote for McCain, but Obama is winning on the issue of the economy right now, now question about it.
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