To: rintense
It will come at a huge price to Kerry- I firmly believe he has lost a good chunk of Vet support, as well as military folks.That is undoubtedly true. I think that a nice safe 52-48 percent loss to Pres. Bush is what the Clintons are angling for. If, on the other hand, Sen. Kerry manages to gain a lead in the polls, look for something to 'drop' concerning his anti-War activities in the last 2 weeks of the campaign -- a la Bush's DUI story.
If you dust for prints on the knife in Kerry's back, they will be Hillary's.
181 posted on
02/11/2004 7:11:08 AM PST by
Tallguy
(This year's guest-nominee for the Democratic Party is...Sen. John Kerry <cue the Tonight Show theme>)
To: Tallguy
If you dust for prints on the knife in Kerry's back, they will be Hillary'sUndoubtedly true. She wants to be the savior of the Democrat party when they lose in November.
To: Tallguy
**If you dust for prints on the knife in Kerry's back, they will be Hillary's.**
Absolutely, Are they trying to get rid of him now....or just plant seed so he'll have to withdraw later and "Hillary can save the party/convention"?
192 posted on
02/11/2004 7:13:49 AM PST by
hoosiermama
(Ask Kerry to list the major pieces of enacted legislation he has authored in his career.)
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