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According to our friends over at okiepolitics.com, pointing out the obvious that Andrew Rice has a lower than a snow balls chance in hell of upsetting Senator Inhofe this November is “attacking” and “reciting talking points!”
OkiePolitics.com: OKPNS attacks okiepolitics, misses point
“With a 4% margin of error, Inhofe’s lead seems to be stable and strong. The overall trend, however, continues to look better for the young dem through time. Not too long ago, Rice was down by about 40. Now he is down by about 20. While it may not be enough to be first-past-the-post this November, it is much closer than many expected.
In light of Inhofe’s low approval numbers, Rice may still stand a legitimate chance to steal this election. Rice polls best with young voters — who will probably turn out large for the Obama ticket. Also, if the economy still worsens, Rice’s largest bloc of issue-voters may pull through… or at least make it fun Tuesday night.”
Our friends at OKPNS, on the other hand, would prefer to recite talking points.” Read more….
So what we draw from this analysis is this: if Rice can somehow extend the election for another six months or year, he’ll pull within maybe 10 points of Inhofe???? Would you really want to bet your election on a large turnout of young voters? How motivated do you think they will be if they perceive it to be a lost cause for Obama in Oklahoma?
Related:
Political Pulse: (OETA) The Contest for U.S. Senate
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1. OKPNS to Oklahoma Youth: &hellip replies at 10th September 2008, 3:31 pm :
[...] simple quote from our friends at OKPNS is a classic conservative argument to youth: “Would you really want to bet your election on a [...]
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