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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (136362)	9/13/2008 3:34:24 PM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 173976

Randi Rhodes, liberal Icon, says Palin sleeps with teenage boys. breitbart.tv keep it up libs, god you guys are morons

To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (136362)	9/13/2008 3:34:31 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Respond to of 173976

Michigan rasmussen poll says Obama ahead by 5 in MI but I have seen other polls that had this closer. Michigan Poll Released by Rasmussen Reports: Barack Obama 51%, John McCain 46% Washington D.C. 9/13/2008 09:34 AM GMT (FINDITT) There were 700 voters polled on 9/10. >> Receive Daily Poll Summaries To Your Inbox << Be the first to know who will win. Rasmussen Reports Date: 9/10 Michigan Added: 9/11/08 Barack Obama 51% John McCain 46% Quote: . Obama has an eight-point lead among women, but the candidates are essentially even among men. McCain leads handily among regular churchgoers while Obama has the edge among those who rarely or never attend services (demographic crosstabs available for Premium Members). As for the running mates, 53% have a favorable opinion of Palin while 52% say the same about Joseph Biden. However, opinions are much stronger about the Alaska governor—37% have a Very Favorable opinion of her while just 23% are that pleased with the longtime Delaware senator. Fifty-two percent (52%) say McCain made the right choice when he asked Palin to join the Republican ticket. Forty-two percent (42%) say Obama made the right choice of a running mate. Biden himself made headlines yesterday by suggesting that Hillary Clinton might have been a better option for Obama. Fifty-one percent (51%) of Michigan voters say the economy is the top issue of Election 2008. Just 21% see national security issues as the highest priority. Source: National Polls, Electoral College Results transworldnews.com