[paul51]

He's deaning out too early.

[RonDog]

He's deaning out too early.

See also, this "great minds think alike" thread:

Can the dems pull off another "Torricelli"???
3/19/04 | GeorgeW23225

Posted on 03/19/2004 9:52:39 AM PST by GeorgeW23225

While I am delighted with the recent polls that show Kerry is sinking faster than the Titanic, I worry about one thing. Even though he has the delegates needed to secure the nomination, does anyone know if these delegates are "legally" bound to vote for Kerry, or, can the dems pull off another "Torricelli" and nominate another candidate at their convention ???

If Kerry is "dead in the water" by the time the dems have their convention, I fear that they will nominate someone else, throwing the entire nominating process into chaos, as Hillary rides in on her white horse (Janet Reno) to save the party. Possible ?? Will it work ?? Is it legal ?? Or is this a scenario we should all pray for to happen ??

I just don't trust these people.......I'm afraid that they are so power hungry, that they will try ANYTHING to win.

What do you think ?? Anyone have any answers ?? Opinions ??

CLICK HERE for the rest of that thread

[hershey]

Wow, he peaked during his ski vacation. The infamous secret service S.O.B. who got in his way and knocked him down, that was the moment -- or maybe it was one of the other half dozen times he fell down. Or was it the daisy doodad? Or later, when he had his 'shoulder' fixed and (got more botox)? So many Kodak moments. It's been straight downhill since the last primary.