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21 Oct 2008 07:02 pm
How McCain Thinks He Can Win
Poulos graphs McCain's best case scenario:
McCain's focus on Pennsylvania seems curious:
Despite polls showing him trailing Democrat Barack Obama by double digits in Pennsylvania, John McCain continued to treat the state as if the whole election depended on it.
All the McCain activity is happening in a state where Democrats
outnumber Republicans by nearly 1.2 million, double from four years
ago; where Obama, flush with cash, is outspending McCain on television
by several orders of magnitude; and where the Democrats have an
organizational advantage.
It's hard to imagine McCain winning Pennsylvania, but it's also hard to see how he wins the election without it.
(Hat tip: Goddard)
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