McCain's poll numbers had been rising steadily for the past six months until the stock market took a sudden dive.
So ALL of McCAins baggage and problems and campaign flops are not to blame.... It solely the market that brought McCain down. come on man
Other than a convention bounce, he was steadily going down hill. <script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.pollster.com/flashcharts/scripts/javascript/loess.js"></script><object width="450" height="346"><param name="chart" value="http://www.pollster.com/flashcharts/flash/swfs/chart.swf?xml=http://www.pollster.com/flashcharts/content/xml/08USPresGEMvO.xml&choices=Obama,McCain&phone=&ivr=&internet=&mail=&smoothing=&from_date=&to_date=&min_pct=&max_pct=&grid=&points=&trends=&lines=&colors=&e=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="false"></param><param name="allowScriptAccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.pollster.com/flashcharts/flash/swfs/chart.swf?xml=http://www.pollster.com/flashcharts/content/xml/08USPresGEMvO.xml&choices=Obama,McCain&phone=&ivr=&internet=&mail=&smoothing=&from_date=&to_date=&min_pct=&max_pct=&grid=&points=&trends=&lines=&colors=&e=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="false" allowScriptAccess="always" width="450" height="346"></embed></object>
It seemed to me that he had the convention bounce then Palin met Katie and it went downhill from there. Seneca
Yes, when Couric asked Palin whether she did regular reading to keep up with foreign affairs (to which Palin replied 'Yes') and subsequently asked her to name a few periodicals or other publications (which Palin was unable to do), it was the beginning of the end for Palin as a viable candidate. Too many people saw that and talked about it the next day over the water cooler. Speaking of polls, isn't it fun to watch the far right on here insisting that McCain and Obama are neck-and-neck and that a McCain victory is just around the corner?