Posted on 05/23/2004 5:40:09 AM PDT by The Wizard
and IMHO, GWB can't win big enough.
I'd like to see a 49-state win!!
I just want him to win so that we will have something to stick up the noses of the Coastal elites in America and their counterparts in Europe. While I am hoping, I also hope for a large conservative plurality in Congress.
Hey, I resent that!
And you claim to be a political analyst? 293 is only 23 votes more than are required to win the election. Bush could get that total by winning what he won in 2000 and adding Pennsylvania (23). Sounds like you believe any win by Bush is a BIG win.
45 State Bush Blowout! Albert Wang has said for many months. You watch, you see!
I'd sure like a drink of that confidence -
The Kerry people looked at Bush's favorables and decided thay have it won is what I heard..I think they should just relax.....;)
As Ohio goes - so goes the country (currently in the Kerry camp)
As Missouri goes, so goes the nation. Currently in the Bush column.
Among Those Who Say “Jobs/Economy” The Top Issues, Kerry Leads Bush 52%-37%;
“War In Iraq”, Kerry Leads Bush 52%-39%;
“War on Terrorism”, Bush Leads Kerry 64%-26%
Don't be fooled, this election will be close. Bush is not all that well respected out there and there is a significant number of people who just hate Bush. Bush's saving grace is the Dems nominated a Senator with a far-left voting record and little charisma. Still Kerry is a lock for 40-45% of the vote and if Bush stumbles at all, Kerry can win.
Excapt for two times, during the 20th century.
"Sounds like you believe any win by Bush is a BIG win."
It is.
Zogby said in 2000 that McCain was the only Republican who could win...
a 20 point ele3ctoral win is substantial win
a 20 point electoral win is substantial win
let them be happy and party.....
Cite your historical proof.
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