[pabianice]

What happens when you spend 8 years in college smoking dope.

[mywholebodyisaweapon]

The libs really are in denial, aren't they? To be staring oblivion in the face so early in the game . . .

[ilgipper]

Dream on, authorman. A Kerry landslide is borderline impossible. Not one southern state will go for this elitist grandstander. In the end, I doubt too many mid-western states will either. He is simply a horrible candidate. No one in Ohio wants to hear about this dolt feeling obligated to attend Yale due to his 'life of privilege.'

[MJY1288]

I quit reading after the lie about the high Democrat turnout in the Primaries, The fact is it was one of the worst turnouts

[You Dirty Rats]

A Kerry landslide is not only possible, it's very likely! The South will rise up and vote for this very liberal patrician candidate from Massachusetts in droves come November!

I also think the Pope will convert to Islam and the Red Sox will win the World Serious.

[mtbopfuyn]

Obviously the author didn't bother listening to the news this last week about the Dimwits worried they need to give Kerry the boot.

[Fintan]

The author.

 

[KJacob]

"But look carefully, and you'll find a couple of nuances in the most recent poll data that point to the potential for a big Kerry win."


How about the fact that Kerry's negatives are going up? He mentions the approvals of Clinton and Reagan but not the approval of Carter in 1980. How does it compare to Bush?

[VisualizeSmallerGovernment]

So either:

Bush is Carter and Kerry is Reagan
Bush is Reagan and Kerry is Mondale
Bush is Bush I and Kerry is Dukakis
Bush is Bush I and Kerry is Clinton
Bush is Bush II and Kerry is Gore
Bush is Clinton and Kerry is Dole
Bush is Ford and Kerry is Carter
Bush is Nixon and Kerry is McGovern
Bush is FDR and Kerry is Dewey
Bush is Hoover and Kerry is FDR
Bush is McKinley and Kerry is Bryan
Bush is Lincoln and Kerry is McClellan
Bush is Jefferson and Kerry is Burr
Bush is Reuben Stoddard and Kerry is Clay Aiken
Bush is Nero and Kerry is Galba
Bush is Tiberius and Kerry is Asinius Gallus

Or vice-versa.

[Bubba_Leroy]

But there's another possibility, one only now being floated by a few political operatives: 2004 could be a decisive victory for Kerry.

But there's another possibility. Monkeys could fly out of my butt.

Maybe it is only "being floated by a few political operatives" because there are very few democRATs who can say it with a straight faact.

[Pox]

Wishful thinking.

[battousai]

What happens when you spend 8 years in college smoking dope.

You come up with gems like Bush = Carter O.o

[Dog Gone]

Wow, this guy is really trying to convince himself that Kerry is a great candidate.

[MEG33]

I haven't laughed this hard in a while..I may need to tape my ribs.Thank heavens my coffee cup was empty!

[fqued]

Shall we look at history? Okay.

Since 1960, Candidates from the South or West have beaten those from the North.
since 1960, Northern Liberals have lost big.
Senators are seldom elected president.(only twice)

Kerry is a Northern (in fact NorthEastern) Liberal Senator running against a Southern sitting president.

Look a bit further--Kerry is a very wealthy elitist. Americans do not like to elect wealthy elitists.

So what do we have? A wealthy elitist northeastern Massachusetts liberal senator running against a moderately conservative southerner to whom most Americans can relate.

landslide for Kerry--yeah, right.

[Bonaventure]

Interesting thesis. The only thing he says that worries me is that Bush's current numbers -- generally in the mid-forties -- represent a ceiling, because Bush is a known commodity. I think he's wrong. Bush's numbers are depressed right now because so many voters persist in thinking that the economy is bad, but those voters cannot keep their heads in the sand forever. Sooner or later economic reality will set in. Still, I can't help but think it's a bit of a bad sign that the president isn't managing a slightly better showing than 46% or 47% in the RCP average.

[alrea]

Indeed, this year Bush is looking unexpectedly like Carter

ATTENTION ALL LIBERAL JOURNALISTS:

Your life's work of getting Bush out of office is so transparent that you are actually creating the opposite of what you are trying to accomplish. You might need to try masturbation or something more sincere.

Comparing Bush to Carter?

Carter: Higher taxes. 20% Inflation. Embarrassed military.

Clinton: Higher Taxes. Massive massive corruption widespread in Government and Business. The Oval Oval office effect. Loathed the military.

Bush: lower taxes, stronger military. See yall in 05.

[Angelwood]

This guy is living in a fantasy world.

[The Great RJ]

While I do not dismiss the possibility that a Bush Kerry race could be tight in popular vote, I don't think the electoral college vote will be that close.

Given Kerry's gaffs, weak poll numbers and even criticism in liberal media like the Village Voice, the Democratic Convention will not be particularly happy giving him the nomination. The Clinton's fueled by Hillary's presidential aspirations in 2008 will also be on hand to both see that Kerry gets the nomination and to do everything they can to see he loses the election.

[sharktrager]

It's more than just in college with this guy.

He was toking at his word processor. He starts his days with a hit of acid. For lunch he washes down his hits of X with a tumbler of Stoli. At tea-time, he tries the teas of Mexico, Maui and the Pacific Northwest. Dinner is not complete without a nice mushroom salad.

[Corin Stormhands]

Fat and stupid is no way to go through life son...