Arizona to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP) Maine to Safe Dem (previously Likely Dem) North Dakota to Likely GOP (previously Lean GOP) Nevada to Lean Dem (previously Toss-up; +5 votes Obama) Virginia to Lean Dem (previously Likely Dem) West Virginia to Lean GOP (previously Likely GOP)
Only significant change is Nevada, which once again shifts back to Obama. It will take about a week for entirely post-debate polls to be released, so we won't know the full effect of it (if any) until around next Friday.
Speaking of Buzz Light Year, I watched Turzillo do an Impromptu speech demo a couple weeks ago using the quote, "To Infinity and Beyond" to illustrate America's economic and political progress- past, present, and future- for five minutes.
Georgia to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP) Kentucky to Likely GOP (previously Lean GOP) Minnesota to Toss-Up (previously Safe GOP; -1 Seat GOP) Mississippi B to Lean GOP (previously Likely GOP) New Jeresy to Safe Dem (previously Likely Dem) Texas to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP)
Interesting update this week, as one of the two races in Mississippi beomces even closer, and Minnesota becomes a Toss-up. If this trends continues, the Democrats may just get a filibuster-proof 60 seat majority.
"I was the last one left after the nuclear holocaust, eh. The whole world had been destroyed, like U.S. blew up Russia and Russia blew up U.S. Fortunately, I had been offworld at the time. There wasn't much to do. All the bowling alleys had been wrecked."
Montana to Lean GOP (previously Likely GOP) New Hampshire to Likely Dem (previously Lean Dem) South Carolina to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP) Virginia to Likely Dem (previously Lean Dem)
No big changes again today (it is the weekend, after all). Though an interesting thing to note is that Obama's national numbers shot up to the highest they've been all cycle, and with McCain's decision to cede Michigan to the Democrats, means that McCain's last hope is Tuesday's debate. It'll be a town hall format, where McCain is most comfortable, if he doesn't decisively do well Tuesday, there's no way he'll do well on the 15th, where we go back to the format of the first debate. The difference on the 15th from the first debate? The entire focus will be on the economy, the issue that has single-handedly pushed McCain down and surged Obama up.
I'm a native South Carolinian and I attained my undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of South Carolina. I taught fourth grade for two years in the Mississippi Delta and two years at an alternative high school in Western North Carolina. I have been at Tigard High School since the fall of 2003, where I teach U.S. History and Psychology.
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sounds strangely familiar...
7:09 PM
Ummm...
You know what, I don't even know what to say to that...
Anywho...
Updated Electoral Map
Changes from yesterday:
Arizona to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP)
Maine to Safe Dem (previously Likely Dem)
North Dakota to Likely GOP (previously Lean GOP)
Nevada to Lean Dem (previously Toss-up; +5 votes Obama)
Virginia to Lean Dem (previously Likely Dem)
West Virginia to Lean GOP (previously Likely GOP)
Only significant change is Nevada, which once again shifts back to Obama. It will take about a week for entirely post-debate polls to be released, so we won't know the full effect of it (if any) until around next Friday.
10:19 PM
Speaking of Buzz Light Year, I watched Turzillo do an Impromptu speech demo a couple weeks ago using the quote, "To Infinity and Beyond" to illustrate America's economic and political progress- past, present, and future- for five minutes.
He had 30 seconds to prep.
10:38 PM
Someone had some time on their hands.
10:38 PM
No n00b it was at Workshop
10:42 PM
I was talking about the video, silly.
11:14 PM
Oh.
Then I apologize for calling you a n00b.
You didn't deserve that.
Even though I do enjoy shouting abuse at you via The Internets/Blogosphere.
11:18 PM
Kids these days, just throwing the word n00b around without even thinking about it.
11:27 PM
This is awesome. I love Toy Story!
12:16 AM
Who ever made that deserves an award
11:13 AM
I've seen some of these that don't do that well, but whoever did this truely is a prodigy.
12:08 PM
That was pretty amazing! I don't know how you find all these videos Carlisle! But I love Toy Story and with that it was great
4:32 PM
Updated Electoral Map
Changes from yesterday:
Maine to Likely Dem (previously Safe Dem)
Really slow today, only change resulting from a poll in Maine that shows that McCain may be closing the gap there.
Updated Senate Map
Changes from last week:
Georgia to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP)
Kentucky to Likely GOP (previously Lean GOP)
Minnesota to Toss-Up (previously Safe GOP; -1 Seat GOP)
Mississippi B to Lean GOP (previously Likely GOP)
New Jeresy to Safe Dem (previously Likely Dem)
Texas to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP)
Interesting update this week, as one of the two races in Mississippi beomces even closer, and Minnesota becomes a Toss-up. If this trends continues, the Democrats may just get a filibuster-proof 60 seat majority.
6:44 PM
"I was the last one left after the nuclear holocaust, eh. The whole world had been destroyed, like U.S. blew up Russia and Russia blew up U.S. Fortunately, I had been offworld at the time. There wasn't much to do. All the bowling alleys had been wrecked."
9:26 PM
wait when does this movie come out. sounds tight. lol no that is pretty amaZing! it inspires me to go study
11:46 AM
Dude, I am so watching "Toy Story 2" again!
5:42 PM
I hear from Bokchoy in Per. 4 that you're participating in the spirit competition at the lovely assembly that we are having tomorrow. Is this true?
7:43 PM
Si. As is Wilson.
7:57 PM
Updated Electoral Map
Changes from yesterday:
Montana to Lean GOP (previously Likely GOP)
New Hampshire to Likely Dem (previously Lean Dem)
South Carolina to Likely GOP (previously Safe GOP)
Virginia to Likely Dem (previously Lean Dem)
No big changes again today (it is the weekend, after all). Though an interesting thing to note is that Obama's national numbers shot up to the highest they've been all cycle, and with McCain's decision to cede Michigan to the Democrats, means that McCain's last hope is Tuesday's debate. It'll be a town hall format, where McCain is most comfortable, if he doesn't decisively do well Tuesday, there's no way he'll do well on the 15th, where we go back to the format of the first debate. The difference on the 15th from the first debate? The entire focus will be on the economy, the issue that has single-handedly pushed McCain down and surged Obama up.
8:00 PM
i know its late mr carlisle, but...
can the battle of saratoga (1777) be used in essay # 3?
8:10 PM
just makes me want to watch the dark knight again, for like, the 4th time
8:21 PM
Joey,
Look at the year of Saratoga and look at the years on question three. You will have your answer.
9:13 PM
ah i see the way!
9:23 PM
WOW!!!...i saw this a while back...i liked watching it..lol
9:21 PM
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