NJ has a temporary Wasilla,AK resident

[telcoman]

At Rutgers University.

Greg and Matt you'll never guess who she is voting for?

http://www.nj.com/sports/njspo....html

Hannah Curtis knows better.

A smart young lady that can't be fooled.

Telcoman

[Cold_Zero]

Because Rutgers is a bastion of Conservatism. The answer to your question is a no brainer.

[szh]

A smart young lady that can't be fooled.

On the contrary, I am quite sure that even Alaska has its share of unfortunate, misguided folks ... just like the lower 48.

Z

[smockers83]

Considering the post and poster, the question didn't even need to be asked. More irrelevant information. One vote out of millions, she is 6.8*10^(-9) of the Obama vote. Or for those that don't understand math, that is 0.0000000068 or 0.00000068% of the Obama vote. If you want to tell me something about voter movement, tell me something that is large and will have a profound effect, something in the neighborhood of 2% or 3%.

If Jennifer Granholm, my oh so beloved governor of Michigan , ran for president or was nominated for VP, I wouldn't vote for her just because she's from my state but because she still can't get Michigan under control after so many years.

[AZhitman]

Don't confuse telco with math, statistics, graphs, or logic. He's fragile.

Anyhow, my next-door neighbors are from Wasilla... They have nothing but good things to say about her. He's a retired fire chief, she's a mom and an insurance professional...

Then again, maybe they're not as "bright" as Ms. Curtis.

[audtatious]

Something more relevant to today is looking back at the last Presidential election:

Fox News Poll, Nov. 1, 2004, Kerry 48%, Bush 45%

[NY94J30]

If Jennifer Granholm, my oh so beloved governor of Michigan , ran for president or was nominated for VP, I wouldn't vote for her just because she's from my state but because she still can't get Michigan under control after so many years.

Not to mention she's Canadian and isn't eligible to run.

[ishkabibble]

Something more relevant to today is looking back at the last Presidential election:

Fox News Poll, Nov. 1, 2004, Kerry 48%, Bush 45%

What was the margin of error on that poll from a single source on a single day? Lower than +- 1.5%?

[Cold_Zero]

Three words.. "Dewey Defeats Truman."

[APEXi240]

At Rutgers University.

Greg and Matt you'll never guess who she is voting for?

http://www.nj.com/sports/njspo....html

Hannah Curtis knows better.

A smart young lady that can't be fooled.

Telcoman

You owe me 60 seconds of your time so I can waste it giving you completely pointless and irrelevant information.

[audtatious]

Thank you.....