A Strategy for Kerry

Joseph Sobran column ^ | 01-29-04 | Sobran, Joseph

[Theodore R.]

I saw this poll on an MSN listing Sunday morning; now I cannot find it again. However, Kerry had a great week despite allegations about his character, and the sheeple seem to be warming to him at an alarming rate.

[raloxk]

"I'll cry all the way to the bank. Either way..."

no you wont


gridlock is uaually good but this time it wont be. Tax cuts are scheduled for elimination unless Congress acts. So this time gridlock will be the same as a DEM congress and DEM president.

Kerry wants to eliminate the dividends and capital gains tax cut and all he has to do is sit by and let it expire

[raloxk]

"In 2 years, w/the House and 1/3 of the Senate up for grabs and most of that will go w/the party of the WH."

Why do you say that? Thats is not historically what has happened. If Kerry wins, the DEMS will suffer big losses in 2006

[Dan from Michigan]

Principled conservatives should hope that history repeats itself in 2004. If John Kerry wins the presidency, Republicans may start acting a bit like conservatives again.

May, or may not. Will an Orrin Hatch lead a fillibuster on judges? I don't want John Kerry's judicial appointements out there.