[deport]

You are good at bringing out crap from times past..... Can you accept that they are past and we are in the present.... Sure President Bush can lose. Lots of things can happen, some good some bad....

Today the young voters in the age bracket 18 to 29 are supporting President Bush at some 62%.... This is very refreshing, not normal of past trends and if the democrats are to win the Presidency they must have this group..... They've never won the Presidency without them. Look for a post from CPAC and the info posted about the young groups there that are all enthuased about President Bush.

The dynamics of Presidential elections have changed and are changing..... I personally don't think the base has left him at this stage... Polls don't show that. Yes they show some dissatisfaction with some of his proposals...... but the discontent you see on this forum isn't representative of the public at large, imo. Where you here in 1999 and 2000?

You maybe correct in the final analysis but based upon your history of predicting election outcomes as posted here on FR I have little faith in them. You've never met a democrat you didn't like, think that would win, or sing the praises of or so it seems to me. We'll see.

[sarasmom]

Bush is burnt toast.
Everyone on this forum who are avid political junkies will not accept the fact that the vast majority of the voting public in the USA are not interested in the nuances of political gamesmanship.
After 91101, a whole lot of people said game over.
Expect an unusually high voter turnout in Novemeber,2004.
The majority would click on "none of the above", if that was a choice.
I know I would.