1 posted on
03/04/2004 4:51:19 AM PST by
SJackson
To: SJackson
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John Edwards, as a Southern moderate... What a lie. The DLC variety of democrat believes in using the lie that some dems are moderate. It is simply not true. They just keep their intentions to themseles by not being overtly liberal. If we follows the voting record, or the list of contributors, the truth come out.
2 posted on
03/04/2004 4:54:59 AM PST by
Preachin'
To: SJackson
Dick Morris is correct here and correct on the need for Bush to destroy Kerry on his voting record NOW. People pile on Morris for the strategy he laid out in the other article, but he is dead on, and its not often I agree with Dick's analysis.
To: Always Right; Peach; kayak; Howlin; Miss Marple; Missy; TruthShallSetYouFree; ...
Saw Estrich on Fox this morning - she says she can almost feel it in her bones that Kerry is gonna win. She's also absolutely convinced that he will take Edwards as his running mate because that John is the future of the party.
Just think - we'd have two Johns on the D ticket. As in: they are going "TWO LOOS."
To: All
Bush v Kerry debate: Kerry criticizes Bush on Iraq war. Bush looks over and asks, "oh, were you there for that vote?"
To: SJackson
The liberals will attempt to morph him into a moderate.
Remember, they are masters at rewriting history to fit their agenda. They will keep repeating the same lines and ignoring their own record because it works; dems equal dumb.
Bush has to secure his base and then the indys. He doesn't need to waste time with the hardcore socialist democrats.
Morris is like some Trojan horse. He's generally wrong, but amusing.
8 posted on
03/04/2004 5:31:19 AM PST by
OpusatFR
(It's only discrimination when the left is offended. Religious rights? Unconstitutional!!)
To: SJackson
Anyone who is overconfident needs to go to presidentelect.org, click on 2004, and look at their current electoral map.
It shows the Electoral College race 286-252 Bush. This is WAY to close for comfort, and is enough to make one very concerned if Hillary is Kerry's Veep candidate. Guess what? They win if they take (wouldn't you know it?) Florida.
The electoral map is for the most part pretty accurate, except for showing Illinois as in Kerry's pocket (I'd say it's leaning, but not a sure thing. The only other good news I see is that there are very few states besides Florida Kerry could steal from Bush, even in his wildest dreams (really only Ohio), while there appear to be a few pretty decent opportunities for Bush to invade what is perceived to be Kerry territory (WI, MN, MI, and even supposedly safe IL).
Anyone who thinks this is an electoral college landslide in the making couldn't be more wrong. It also appears at this point that if Bush were to lose, he could do so while having a couple of million more popular votes that Kerry.
To: SJackson
"The Democratic Party slit its throat Tuesday night..."
What a great line.
Morris is an odd duck, but I love his writing.
11 posted on
03/04/2004 5:56:58 AM PST by
Psalm 73
("Gentlemen, you can't fight in here - this is a war room".)
To: SJackson
Kerry's insurmountable problem is his presentation: he's the teacher's pet the rest of us hated in school. Whenever he talks, he inevitably falls into the pattern of the smartass who has to talk down to you, you poor fool, because he's so much smarter, better educated, and richer than you. By the fall, Kerry will be the butt of so many jokes and cartoons he'll need to go into hiding after he loses the election.
To: SJackson
Terry McAuliffe's impatience Wrong...McAwful just working to keep his job. Dean/Edwards and the other clown's would have axed him in a heartbeat.
22 posted on
03/04/2004 10:40:53 AM PST by
TUX
(Domino effect)
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