To: Pubbie
I predict, Dean by 5% points.
Me too. Gephardt had his chance in '88. And Dean's Storm(troopers) are a very formidable organization. He simply doesn't have enough jobs to go around. So they started handing out some nasty anti-Kerry propaganda this afternoon.
To: George W. Bush
The "Dean swoon" may have been manufactured by the Deaniacs, themselves, so as to lower expectations ahead of the sizable victory they know will soon be forthcoming.
127 posted on
01/19/2004 4:17:14 PM PST by
Cedric
To: George W. Bush
For whatever reason, Kerry is dropping like a rock in the final round of financial wagers in the past few minutes.
To: George W. Bush; Congressman Billybob; AuH2ORepublican; Spunky; JohnnyZ
133 posted on
01/19/2004 4:19:12 PM PST by
Pubbie
(Hillary is not running in 2004 - GET OVER IT People!)
To: George W. Bush
I think Dean is going to lose. Just a hunch. Dean might have 25% of the voters, but anybody whose candidate drops out being under 15% is going to be toast period if Dean wins Iowa. The race for the last 2 months has been Dean vs the pack, I don't think this is going to change much here. Other than Kucinich voters (all 3 of them), the people who are backing people other than Dean are doing so far a reason, as opposed to hopping on his bandwagon.
To: George W. Bush
The fact that Gephardt got booted from the Minority position does not bode well for him.
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