[RiflemanSharpe]

GWB can lose. If the dem nominee plays the moderate and hammers the lack of good paying jobs and the deficit GWB will have a fight on his hands. Nothing is for sure.

[sinkspur]

If the dem nominee plays the moderate and hammers the lack of good paying jobs and the deficit GWB will have a fight on his hands

The Dems can't play moderate; every single one of them is for increasing taxes.

And people do not give a damn about the deficit if the economy is growing.

[MEG33]

BUSH/CHENEY 04.......FOR THE SAKE OF OUR NATION

[janetgreen]

I agree that he can lose. Most of my friends, lifelong conservatives, are ready to sit this one out because of Bush's failure to protect American jobs and borders, and his crazy fiscal policies. The immigration proposal was the last straw for many.

[Paulus Invictus]

Newsweek polls today have Kerry beating Bush if the election were to be held today. Dean would also come close. I hope the Prez gets things going asap and that all Pubbies will get out the vote and defeat the evil RATS in November. If a RATS wins, it's goodbye to the Republic!

[rushmom]

Absolutely he can lose. I pray for a large CONSERVATIVE victory in November 2004, but if he continues to reach out to the center/left he will experience the fate of his father. You gotta dance with them that brung ya. Otherwise send the fundraising letters to the center/left if that's who you're going to appeal to for votes.

[azhenfud]

The Republicans may now think Bush has November all sewed up, and President Bush and his advisors may feel secure in his lead in polls at the moment. But need they be reminded President Bush won by a only a slim margin in 2000, and if he's not careful, he could easily alienate the more conservative margin of the party resulting in a loss of the White House?

Taking the constituency for granted? Nothing in politics is a sure thing until it's in the past tense - especially promises. Then, many times it's a lie...

[Jim Noble]

Hillary is prepared to run to the right of GWB on the war on terrorism, job exporting, and possibly the borders.

[RightWinger]

Dubya's Moderate stance will lose him a lot of Conservative votes but it will also gain him a lot of Democrap votes.

I believe Dubya will win re-election anyway but he will do it without my money and my vote this time.

I wish those idiots from his re-election campaign would quit asking me for more money. I keep sending back their postage-paid envelopes, asking to be taken off their mailing list but they're too stupid to do it.

[LibertyAndJusticeForAll]

"the lack of good paying jobs "

I believe I read that only Gephardt was strong on this, next was Edwards and maybe Lieberman.
Kerry sounds almost like GWB on this issue.

[RiflemanSharpe]

I have one point I wish for you to consider, if you would be so kind. If a dem spent money they it has been spent in the past few years, if a dem sign the pill bill, if a dem affected our constitutional rights the way finance reform and the patriot act have (I am very skeptical of any attack on my rights for any reason.), if a dem proposed the amnesty, if a dem says that he sign an extention to the assault weapons ban, if a dem grew the size of government the way this President has we would all be howling mad and marching on Washington with torches.

I am not saying that GWB does not have many positives, he does but to me his negative now out weight them. If he, for example, would drop the amnesty and cut spending I would be happy to reevaluate him. I am not naive enough to think I can ever get all I want from a politicain in terms of his views, but now the issues he is for that I oppose are more to me then those I agree with him.