Hussein still can’t close. IBD/TIPP: Obama +2, under 50% as of November 2nd 2008

What has been deamed the most accurate poll of the 2004 election (and one that i’m sure Hussein lovers will say is of no concern) is the Investors Business Daily Poll. As of today, November the 2nd, they now have Barack Hussein Obama ahead of John McCain by only 2.1%, 46.7% to 44.6%, within the margin of error.  Maybe most significant of this poll is how far under 50% Hussein actually is. Don’t you find it interesting how the most accurate poll has this a 2 point race, while the Hussein biased polls are between 6-10%? Hmm/


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November 2, 2008 · Filed Under Barack HUSSEIN Obama

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