>>>>>I didn't see any polls showing Obama up by 15 points, and I haven't seen any showing it's a statistical dead heat now. Got a link? IAC it wasn't polls that prompted me to say that. It's just where this is headed.
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>>>>I don't have the links Mike. I just heard it on the news. You might try Googling for obama and polls. He went from a 15 point lead to a statistical dead heat over the past month. I would say that portends good things for McCain.
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>>>Please see the other reply I sent you yesterday, with a link to current polls. If you don't want to substantiate either part of the assertion you keep making, that's OK, just don't expect everyone to accept it at face value.
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>>Okay, take a look for yourself. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/general_election_mccain_vs_obama-225.html
>>From 6/28/08 Obama is trending downward and McCain is trending up. Obama has held as much as a 9 point lead and now is down to 4%. What IS your point?
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>That Obama wasn't ahead by 15 points and it isn't a dead heat now. You're the one who made that statement and I asked you to substantiate it. You still haven't.

I think I said, he was ahead in the polls by 15 points, which is what was being reported all over the universe, which was the case. I never believed it, but it was being reported. Now, they are saying Obama is ahead by 4%, and I would call that a dead heat, this far out.