To: HitmanNY
With low unfavorables, increasing name recognition, Clinton and DLC support, Radical leftist support, a growing war chest, and media compliance in labeling him a moderate with foreign policy experience are some of the reasons I consider him the favorite.
Watch South Carolina. If Clark can win, he wins the South and the nomination. If Dean can pull off SC, he will win.
28 posted on
01/05/2004 10:02:58 AM PST by
Solson
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To: Solson
I completely disagree. His best days are behind him - the time leading up to his announcing his entry was his glory days. He was exposed shortly after that and hasn't done a thing to improve that perception in any of the debates, where he looks just like the rest of the pack, admittedly with more of a 'wide eyed' look of wonder to him.
Second, you went from anointing him the nominee in your first post to a strange 'South Carolina' analysisyjay I think is 1/2 baked, frankly.
Wait and see.
31 posted on
01/05/2004 10:06:48 AM PST by
HitmanLV
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To: Solson
Clark won't even beat Sharpton in South Carolina and if it wasn't for Carol Mosely Braun, neither would Dean.
32 posted on
01/05/2004 10:08:05 AM PST by
jwalsh07
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