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POLLS CAN HURT. BUT FOOL ME ONCE...

By Eric from Cambodia - Jan 9th, 2008 at 12:37 am EST

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On the eve of the NH primary, Barack delivered a message: “Do not take this race for granted.” It was a prescient warning. Polls might have indeed demotivated numerous NH voters, a number of independent voters telling themselves "it's already an Obama landslide, I'd better focus on McCain", or some democrats thinking "it's already an Obama landslide, no need to kneecap Hillary..."

To a certain extent, NH is a chance, cause it gives us a crucial warning: overconfidence kills. Better now than on Super Tuesday!!! When mentionning overconfidence, I am certainly NOT pointing at the fabulous energy that NH volunteers have shown and we should THANK THEM SO MUCH FOR WHAT THEY'VE DONE!!! I'm only refering to the individual voters confidence thinking the game is already played and their vote is not crucially needed.

IOWA was a FANTASTIC VICTORY because POLLS ANNOUNCED A TIGHT RACE!
NH was lost because POLLS SAID IT'S ALREADY DONE.
Lucky we are that this happens now, BEFORE TSUNAMI TUESDAY!!!

Let's be more determined than ever!!! YES WE CAN!!! AND YES WE WILL!!!

Let's STAY POSITIVE!!! And let's FIGHT!!!
and don't allow smear campaign directed at our candidate to go unanswered! Like Barack said, let's "RESPOND DIRECTLY AND FORCEFULLY WITH THE TRUTH!".
JOIN US HERE

AND DONATE TONIGHT!!!
NOT TOMORROW, TONIGHT!!!
SEND THIS POWERFUL MESSAGE TO THE CAMPAIGN: WE'RE MORE DETERMINED THAN EVER!!!
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By Matthew S. Jan 9th 2008 at 5:21 am EST

Hey Eric, coming to Cambodia tomorrow, good to know I am not the only one watching this. Of course I am a US citizen and will be voting, but good to know others are getting fired up about this.

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