Polls say Obama is ahead. A coworker tossed out the premise that a substantial # of folks could be pro McCain?

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but reluctant to admit it because of the current economic mess being blamed on Republicans and fear of being labelled a racist.  Opinions of this theory please.

the_brain_of_the_purple_mountain · Accepted Answer

I think it's highly likely. There could certainly be enough people who feel like this to swing the result.

The Beaver for PRESIDENT · Answer

Polls are just a mere slice of the population. To say that any one poll really is the end all be all would mean that it was a vote.

The only poll that matters it the one on Nov. 4th. Go and vote your conscience and vote on a paper ballot. Machines can be rigged. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JESZiLpBLE Vote for the one that YOU think should be president. Ignore the polls and vote.

Marina R · Answer

Yes many McCain voters, like Mccain are not fond of the internet and do not take part in many polls don'tcha know that.

Nightmare of our forefathers · Answer

It has already been proven that this has happened before and will likely happen in this election.  It is known as the Bradley effect.

Anonymous · Answer

If you are saying that a lot of McCain supporters are racists, cowards and liars, I'll have to take your word for it.

playsoccer! · Answer

This has a name, just so you know. Cant quite remember, but i know for sure it starts with a D and end in a ENIAL.

Polls say Obama is ahead. A coworker tossed out the premise that a substantial # of folks could be pro McCain?

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