The Polls are biased too, but we knew that already didn't we. The propaganda machines are stacking the deck to make "The One" look and sound inevitable. They are even getting their pundit apologists to threaten that terrible things will happen if the vote doesn't follow the polls. The whole scenario is shameful. It's no wonder that journalists and politicians are thought of so poorly.

Polls are never right in the last election it was Kerry won dont waist your gas at 10am. polls aways show the right candidate donw by 5 or so right up till the polls close this way the msm can claim the right stole the election!

The only surprise here is that so many of the "mainstream" trusted media organizations are so willing to blatantly shill for Obama. While trying fruitlessly to deny any "bias," they constantly and openly give examples that prove themselves wrong.

Don't they see the disconnect? Are they so confident in their (long-lost) ability to control what we learn? Have they never heard of alternate ("new") media? Don't they realize their own brazen state of denial? It's like an institutional pathology.

So now, even the respected Gallup organization has thrown away their hard-won veracity for Obama.

Don't they ever think of after this election? Don't they consider repercussions? Don't they think of the future? Seriously, I can't understand their motivation, no matter how badly they want Obama.

They're committing suicide for him. And he's still not a lock. Even if he wins, is destroying themselves to achieve that worth it?

"... smells like.... victory." - Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore, Apocalypse Now

I never believe it when I'm told that someone assembled a room full of "undecided" voters.  All of us are biased in some form or another; there are very very few of us who are still undecided about this election.  As one pundit recently said, if you are still undecided about things, what exactly are you waiting for?  People know who they like and are favoring.  Some lie about this to get on tv or to get some other attention.  I think some people wear this "undecided" thing like a badge of honor, as if they are special for not knowing what the heck is going on.  I find "undecided" people to be annoying.

My 80 year old Mom received a call once from a pollster asking who she was going to vote for. She was taught that it was nobodies business but hers how she was voting, so she told the pollster "It's none of your business". The guy kept saying...so you are undecided. She tells him 4 times that it is none of his business, with same response. When he kept referring to her as undecided, she hung up on him.

 I wonder how many voters are getting this runaround, when they know for a fact who they are casting their ballot for. Polls should have factors of Republican, Democrat, undecided, and none of your business.

She still is a feisty Republican.