Some Good Polling News Today

[Stallion]

We need some positive energy in here:

10/10-10/13

2014 Florida Governor

Crist

45%

Scott

41%

SurveyUSA/WFLA-TV



10/9-10/12

2014 North Carolina Senate

Hagan

44%

Tillis

41%

SurveyUSA/Time Warner Cable News North Carolina




10/8-10/12

2014 Alaska Senate

Begich

48%

Sullivan

45%

Rasmussen Reports


Obama Approval/Disapproval

49%/49%

Rasmussen

[Dawson Leery]

1. Democrats and affiliated groups

are upping the spending in Georgia and South Dakota.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/10/14/1336595/-Daily-Kos-Elections-ad-roundup-The-air-war-intensifies-in-Georgia-s-Senate-race

[AverageJoe90]

3. Georgia might be savable, I suppose.....

South Dakota, I'm afraid, is probably toast at this point; it's either gonna come down to Rounds or Pressler.

[llmart]

2. But, but, but......

I just heard a talking head on NBC Nightly News say President Obama is a very unpopular president with terrible ratings.

Who am I to believe?

[Blanks]

4. Those who hate him hate him so hard that they expect that they should be counted more than once. nt

[rpannier]

6. If it's NBC go opposite

Brian Williams aka the Kent Brockman of US news is such a clod that if he reported on something I was looking at while he talked about it, I'd run out and have my eyes checked cuz I figure it was wrong

[vlyons]

8. and according to Chicken Little ...

The sky is falling! The sky is falling!

[rpannier]

5. To provide an exclamation point

most of the outside groups have pulled out of North Carolina signalling they think Tillis will lose

[ms liberty]

9. There was a huge Tillis ad buy on Sunday's Panthers football game...

In the first half, at one point there was at least four ads that ran consecutively. I don't know whether they were his campaign, the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee the super-pacs, or a combination of them; I wasn't watching the game closely...football's not really my thing, but mr liberty pointed it out to me using a few choice words, lol.

[NYtoBush-Drop Dead]

7. You're the only one with good news.

Dems pulled money out of Kentucky today leaving Grimes flappin' in the wind. Guess the White House wants the stupid turtle back.

[demosincebirth]

10. The DNC decides that, not Obama

[Proud Liberal Dem]

12. Ummm......yeah, sure

that makes sense.

[rpannier]

13. You obviously have not been listening to that cretin Rubin

He was interviewed on faux news and said that the Clinton Administration benefited from the 94 loses because it pushed out the Democratic tea partiers (i.e. progressives)

So obviously the Demorats losing is what the administration wants... or something to that effect

[Proud Liberal Dem]

15. I haven't seen that interview

However, even if that is true, is there anything more recent that proves that Obama wants Republicans to win? Is Alison Grimes considered a "Democratic Tea Partier"?

[rpannier]

18. I'm not saying it's good or that the administartion

wants Democrats to lose the Senate
I was only commenting using the inane logic of Robert Rubin who went on fox news and spewed his 'it's not terrible if Dems lose' nonsense.
The interview was like 4 years ago I think.
I just remember it on crooksandliars

[rpannier]

14. I think that was the DSCC

Someone else pointed out that the RSCC stopped funding the turtle back in September

Both organizations probably figured there was enough money they weren't needed and they may feel that the money can be better spent other ways in Kentucky as well

[Liberal_in_LA]

11. thx

[FSogol]

16. K & R. GOTV, DU. n/t

[theHandpuppet]

17. I find those numbers from NC especially encouraging

Hopefully the good people of North Carolina will soon be getting their state back.