Candidate: 'Start your engines'

townhall.com ^ | 2/19/04 | Suzanne Fields

[kattracks]

In this season of the Democratic primaries, everything is perceived in dichotomies of red and blue. We're reminded that the electorate is evenly divided, that ideology is rampant and that the voter sees the issues in negatives and positives.

Polls suggest that George W. Bush will get a large majority of the white male vote and John Kerry will get a majority of the female vote. Conservatives are supposed to appeal to the NASCAR dad, the hard-drinking, hard-living workingman in the stands at the Daytona 500. Democrats will get the vote of the softer, socially conscious liberal ladies. "Democrats trolling for votes among NASCAR dads," says one Republican analyst, "is like a Republican trolling for votes at a NOW convention."

The most cynical observation based on exit polls is not constructive but destructive, not substantive but anger-driven: Democrats will vote for anybody they think can beat George Bush.

[Stallone]

Then thank God for your family.

I have never met a women outside of my own personal sphere who I find saying "I love President Bush".

Not one.

Given sufficient time to confront their false assumptions and help them prioritize, their vote can often be changed readily, I am pleased to report.

But I am only one person - the GOP has to help by softening up this voting block.

The news cycle is the first place to begin.

The GOP give up day after day with no rebuttal or retort.

It is not only biased reporting.

Where are the GOP who should be standing up for our President?

The Libs have a person in every corner willing to shill for their creep candidates.

The GOP are missing in action.

[Fledermaus]

Okay, okay...I should have said MOST all...a good 95% or more.