Time to hack away at the rhetoric. But keep things in perspective: there just aint a lot of undecideds out there to give Bush much of a bounce either. Granted, Kerry's support isn't as firm as Bush's, but they just have to show up on that one day.
TS
I disagree, I think the undecideds and fringe voters are on a wait and see aspect with Bush, the fringe voters are saying right now they will vote for Kerry but they havent necessarily ruled out a Bush or even a Nader vote, the dims are the ones with the most to lose. Its quite possible the dam could break in Bush favor come september.
I think the headline was wron on Rasmussen. Kerry went from 46 ot 47 to 48, while Bush went down a bit.. If you add Kerry's gain and Bush's loss, THEN you get a "4-point bounce." It all depends on what the meaning of is, is.