Virginia is for Lovers...Lovers of Child Porn That Is

A couple of recent polls have actually shown Senate candidate and author of Kiddie Sex novels, Jim Webb, gaining a slight advantage over George Allen.

Kind of sick.

Pennsylvania: Fitzpatrick Takes the Lead

Texas: Perry Increases Lead to 16 pts. in Latest Poll

	Perry (R)	Bell (D)	Stray. (I)	Fried. (I)	Date	Method.	MofE
Zogby International	38%	22%	21%	11%	Oct. 23-26	Phone, 1,003 LV	3.2
Rasmussen Reports	36%	25%	22%	12%	Oct. 23	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
SurveyUSA	36%	26%	19%	16%	Oct. 21-23	Phone, 532 LV	4.3
Blum & Weprin	38%	15%	18%	14%	Sept. 29-Oct. 3	Phone, 828 LV	3.5
SurveyUSA	35%	23%	15%	23%	Sept. 16-18	Phone, 536 LV	4.3
Rasmussen Reports	33%	18%	22%	16%	Aug. 31	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Rasmussen Reports	40%	13%	20%	19%	Jul. 13	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
SurveyUSA	35%	20%	19%	21%	Jun. 23-25	Phone, 576 LV	4.2

LV: Likely voters
RV: Registered voters
Ad: Adults
MofE: Margin of error

UK: Conservatives Have 10 pt. Lead

If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party do you think you would vote for?

	Oct. 22	Oct. 5	Sept. 30
Conservative	39%	38%	36%
Labour	29%	32%	35%
Liberal Democrat	22%	20%	19%
Other	9%	10%	11%

Source: ICM Research / The Guardian
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,019 British adults, conducted from Oct. 20 to Oct. 22, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

American Legion Demands Kerry Apologize For Implying Troops Are Stupid

Mentally-Disturbed "Liberal-Democrat-Blogger" Attacks Senators George Allen and Elizabeth Dole in Charlottesville

This is pretty much the low behavior you would expect from a so called "Progressive."

However, if you click on the story, you'll see that the Democrat Party has selectively ripped out a piece of the video where the lunatic blogger is being subdued by security.

Then they put it on YouTube, under this title: "Allen Staffers Attack Man At Campaign Stop."

I have another title that the Democrats would like: "Poor John Wilkes Booth Hung by Evil Pro-Lincoln Supporters."

UK: A Cameron Government Grows in Popularity

If you had to choose, which would you prefer to see after the next election?

	Oct. 2006	Aug. 2006	Jun. 2006
A Conservative government led by David Cameron	46%	43%	44%
A Labour government led by Gordon Brown	33%	36%	38%
Don’t know	21%	21%	18%

Source: YouGov / Daily Telegraph
Methodology: Online interviews with 1,722 British adults, conducted from Oct. 24 to Oct. 26, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Tennessee: Corker Leads Close Race

Missouri: Talent Also up by 2

New Jersey: Kean Leads by 2

Rhode Island: Chafee Slightly Behind in Most Polls

	Chafee (R)	Whitehouse (D)	Date	Methodology	MofE
Mason-Dixon	43%	48%	Oct. 18-21	Phone, 625 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	50%	42%	Oct. 19	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Fleming & Associates	42%	46%	Oct. 11-14	Phone, 402 LV	4.5
Rasmussen Reports	39%	49%	Oct. 4	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Rhode Island College	37%	40%	Oct. 2-4	Phone, 459 RV	4.5
Zobgy / Reuters	41%	45%	Sept. 25-Oct. 2	Phone, 601 LV	4.5
Gallup	39%	50%	Sept. 27-Oct. 1	Phone, 699 LV	5.0
Mason-Dixon	41%	42%	Sept. 25-28	Phone, 625 LV	4.0
American Research Group	40%	45%	Sept. 15-19	Phone, 600 LV	4.0
Brown University	39%	40%	Sept. 15-17	Phone, 578 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	43%	51%	Sept. 13	Phone, 500 LV	4.5

Foley Not a Large Factor in Vote Anymore

Do you think the scandal involving former Republican Congressman Mark Foley, who resigned recently after it became known that he had sexually explicit online exchanges with congressional pages, will have any impact on your vote in the congressional election?

Yes	22%
No	75%
Not sure	3%

Source: Zogby International / Reuters
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,013 likely American voters, conducted from Oct. 20 to Oct. 23, 2006. Margin of error is 3.1 per cent.

Arizona: Renzi Surges to 13 pt. Lead

Pennsylvania: Fitzpatrick Opens Up 9 pt. Lead

UK: Immigration and Race #1 Problem

What would you say is the most important issue facing Britain today?

Race relations / Immigration / Immigrants	25%
Defence / Foreign affairs / International terrorism	20%
National Health Service / Hospitals	13%
Crime / Law and order / Violence / Vandalism	10%
Education / Schools	4%
Economy / Economic situation	3%
Pollution / Environment	3%

Source: Ipsos-MORI
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,113 certain British voters, conducted from Oct. 12 to Oct. 16, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

California: Arnold by 18 Over That Other Guy

Euro: Flesh Eating Bacteria of Europe?

Michael J. Fox's 'Woe is Me' Politics

Rhode Island: Carcieri Opening Up Lead

Carcieri (R)	Fogarty (D)	Date	Methodology	MofE
Mason-Dixon	49%	39%	Oct. 18-20	Phone, 625 LV	4.0
Mason-Dixon	50%	34%	Sept. 25-28	Phone, 625 LV	4.0
Rasmussen Reports	47%	45%	Sept. 13	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Rasmussen Reports	41%	46%	Aug. 23	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Rasmussen Reports	43%	43%	Aug. 3	Phone, 500 LV	4.5

UK: Conservatives Doing Well

What party would you vote for in the next general election?

Conservative	38%
Labour	32%
Liberal Democrat	14%
Other	16%

Source: Communicate Research / The Independent
Methodology: Interviews with 977 British adults, conducted from Oct. 20 to Oct. 22, 2006. Margin of error is 3 per cent.

Turkey: France Least Trusted Nation

Do you trust the following countries?

	Yes	No	Not sure
France	2.8%	76.1%	21.1%
Britain	3.2%	73.2%	23.5%
United States	3.6%	78.5%	17.9%
Greece	4.2%	78.1%	17.7%
Russia	8.7%	64.8%	26.5%
Germany	17.7%	56.9%	25.3%
Iran	29.0%	43.1%	28.0%
Pakistan	47.3%	24.3%	28.4%
Azerbaijan	71.4%	11.1%	17.5%

Source: A&G / Milliyet
Methodology: Interviews with 2,408 Turk adults, conducted in late September 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Poll: Most Americans Want to do Nothing and Wait for Iran Nuke US

Please tell me whether or not you would support the following kinds of U.S. military action against Iran if that country continues its efforts to develop nuclear weapons.

	Support	Oppose	Not sure
Air strikes against military targets and suspected nuclear sites in Iran	38%	54%	8%
Sending in U.S. ground troops to take control of the country	18%	76%	6%

Source: Princeton Survey Research Associates / Newsweek
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 1,000 American adults, conducted on Oct. 19 and Oct. 20, 2006. Margin of error is 4 per cent.

Real Clear Politics Downgrades Dem's Senate Prospects

For the past couple of weeks, the prediction had been a net pick-up of 6 seats for the Democrats, which is the exact number they would need to take over the Senate. Now Real Clear Politics has lowered the projection to 5, which would mean the Republicans would hold on to the Upper House.

France: 'Non' to Turkey in EU

Do you think the European Union (EU) should accept Turkey as a member?

Yes	28%
No	58%
Not sure	14%

Source: Louis-Harris / RMC
Methodology: Interviews with 1,003 French adults, conducted on Oct. 13 and Oct. 14, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Funny Piece About Wildly Inacurate Polls

Montana: Burns Closes Gap to 2 pts.

Indiana: Carson Losing by 3

Some Quick Senate Stuff

Kean by 2, Corker by 7, Talent by 3

Indiana: Chocola Closes Gap, Still Slightly Behind

To the people of his district in Indiana: Is your opinion on Daylight Savings Time more important than the impending nightmare of having Nancy Pelosi become your Speaker of the House? Because that's what will happen if you don't reelect Chris Chocola.

Proof Election Polls Are Crap

Check out these polls for the race between Sweeney and Gillibrand in New York, done at almost the exact same time!

Siena	10/16 - 10/17	630 LV	53	39	9	Sweeney +14.0
RT Strategies/CD	10/15 - 10/16	1001 LV	41	54	5	Gillibrand +13.0

How can two polls be so different? What happened to the margin of error?

This should prove to you once and for all that poll are garbage and you should always vote, no matter how far behind or ahead your favored candidate is. Unless you're a Democrat...

Arizona: Kyl Opens up Larger Lead in Latest Poll

	Kyl (R)	Pederson (D)	Date	Methodology	MofE
NAU	49%	33%	Oct. 11-16	Phone, 403 LV	5.0
SurveyUSA	48%	43%	Oct. 14-16	Phone, 474 LV	4.6
BRC	40%	34%	Sept. 26-Oct. 3	Phone, 625 RV	4.0
ASU	49%	38%	Sept. 21-24	Phone, 822 LV	3.3
Rasmussen Reports	50%	39%	Sept. 18	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
SurveyUSA	48%	43%	Sept. 16-18	Phone, 472 LV	4.6
ASU	46%	36%	Aug. 24-29	Phone, 846 RV	3.3
Rasmussen Reports	52%	35%	Aug. 24	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
BRC	45%	27%	Jul. 8-21	Phone, 627 RV	3.9
Rasmussen Reports	53%	34%	Jul. 18	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
SurveyUSA	52%	40%	Jul. 14-16	Phone, 531 RV	4.3

LV: Likely voters
RV: Registered voters
Ad: Adults
MofE: Margin of error

Netherlands: Christian-Democratic Appeal Ahead by 1 pt.

What party would you vote for in the next parliamentary election?
(Results presented in seats)

	Oct. 15	Oct. 8	Oct. 1
Christian-Democratic Appeal (CDA)	39	40	38
Labour Party (PvdA)	38	40	38
People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD)	28	28	28
Socialist Party (SP)	23	21	21
Christian Union (CG)	7	7	8
Green Left (GL)	6	5	7
Party for Freedom (PvdV)	4	4	5
Reformed Political Party (SGP)	3	3	2
One Netherlands (EN)	2	1	2
Democrats 66 (D66)	--	1	1

Source: TNS Nipo
Methodology: Telephone interviews to 1,926 Dutch adults, conducted from Oct. 12 to Oct. 15, 2006. No margin of error was provided.

Florida: Brown-Waite Cruising by 13 pts.

Ohio: Schmidt Leads Wulsin by 8 pts.

This is good news, because she was considered one of the most vulnerable Republicans in November, ever since she narrowly won her seat in a special election earlier this year.

Maryland: Steele and Cardin Tied at 46

You will notice that the Green Party Candidate is taking in 3 percent of the vote. That might end up deciding the election.

Alabama: Riley Cruising, Leads Baxley by 21 pts.

Too bad there are no competitive house races in Alabama, because Riley's big win could help any GOP candidates who are in an iffy situation.

Colorado: Musgrave Ahead by 10 pts.

Washington: Reichert Ahead, 50 to 47

Maine: Snowe Has Huge Lead

According to Real Clear Politics, the latest Rasmussen poll gives her a 46 pt. lead.

My hope is that she has some coat-tails, and helps Mr. Woodcock beat Mr. Baldacci for Maine's governorship.

Maryland: Steele Still a Slight Underdog in Latest Polls

	Cardin (D)	Steele (R)	Zeese (G)	Date	Methodology	MofE
Rasmussen Reports	50%	43%	--	Oct. 10	Phone, 500 LV	4.5
Public Opinion Strategies	47%	43%	--	Oct. 2-4	Phone, 800 RV	4.0
Zobgy / Reuters	45%	37%	--	Sept. 25-Oct. 2	Phone, 601 LV	4.5
Gallup	54%	39%	--	Sept. 27-Oct. 1	Phone, 678 LV	5.0
Mason-Dixon	47%	41%	1%	Sept. 22-26	Phone, 625 LV	4.0
SurveyUSA	47%	48%	4%	Sept. 17-19	Phone, 522 LV	4.4
Potomac Inc.	51%	40%	--	Sept. 15-18	Phone, 815 LV	3.5
Rasmussen Reports	50%	43%	--	Sept. 13	Phone, 500 LV	4.5

LV: Likely voters
RV: Registered voters
Ad: Adults
MofE: Margin of error