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Showing posts with label Wisconsin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wisconsin. Show all posts

Monday, June 9, 2008

This poll is great news from the Badger state.

The poll was conducted two days after Obama got the Democrat nomination and he only leads 45-43... Head to Wisconsin McCain!! The best news is 60% of Wisconsin voters view McCain favorably . http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/wisconsin/election_2008_wisconsin_presidential_election

Friday, June 6, 2008

I will do something I do from time to time

I am going to put on my analyst hat.
McCain-
Head north then head east. It has become apparent that the liberal media believes every state is in play this year for Obama and if he takes a visit it basically turns blue. My suggestion for McCain as a electoral junkie.
Spend a week of visits and tv ads in the North East, give it a try. During that week you can pull all resources out of New Mexico and Colorado. Give it a try see what happens, if you get a positive response maybe folks in those wealthy states will open up their checkbooks so you can afford TV ads. It will help solidify New Hampshire... who knows what it would do with New Jersey, Delaware, Massachusetts, maybe even Maine. It could even help in Virginia and Pennsylvania. If you do take this trip and accompany it with a TV blitz it will surely at least make Obama consider going on the defensive.
- I would forget Iowa, but I think it is important to compete in the Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa area. I think a consistent effort in that area will keep Obama busy.
- McCain must take a trip and hold a rally in Virginia and North Carolina.
- Focus on turning Michigan and New Hampshire red. If he can turn both of those states he will have a great amount of breathing room.
- The biggest advantage McCain has is pretty simple... of the Bush-Kerry map... the only states that look certain to flip are... to Obama- Iowa and Colorado. and to McCain Michigan and New Hampshire. The liberal media can say whatever they want and yes Ohio is going to be the state once again, but the most likely flops are those mentioned above. This means in the final months McCain and Obama can focus on those two states. This mean Gods and Guns, and that has to make McCain feel very good.

food for thought Bush won 286-252... assuming McCain holds ohio he has some breathing room.
I know this is rambling, but a final note.

* I would make a very strong bet that the south including Virginia and North Carolina vote for McCain, I would also bet that Nevada stays red. I would also bet Olberscum, Anderson Cooper, Candy Crowley, Wolf Blitzer, Arianna Huffinton and David Gergen are all crying on Election night.

Friday, May 23, 2008

McCain headed to three important states next week...

New Mexico, Nevada, and Wisconsin. These three state are extremely important and carrying any two of them could be enough to give McCain the electoral edge, assuming the big battle ground states stay in the same camp. I think once we get past Obama's fake image as a reformer McCain will have overwhelming appeal in these three commen since states. If McCain fights hard, which we know he will, he has a great chance to get Obama off is fantasy world messages. The idea of meeting with Iran and the like without Preconditions shows Obama is not up the the presidency and I feel confident Nevada, New Mexico, and Wisconsin will agree. I am also encouraged that gay marriage may become an issue, Obama should take a stand on this issue and hopefully he will stand up and defend marriage. I am not holding my breathe however.

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Wisconsin

encouraging news.....
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/wisconsin/election_2008_wisconsin_presidential_election
Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are states that McCain has to make Democrats nervous. With George W Bush's low approval ratings I am fine with voting for John McCain in 2008, if W had been a more successful President I would want a more conservative Candidate. If we lose the Presidential election and seats in both houses of congress the party is in big trouble. The previously mentioned states will most likely want a candidate without all the flare and more of the experience which is why I think John McCain may have more appeal in those states than W.


as a side not some of his popularity in Wisconsin may come from his work with Feingold.