Why Bush is going to win

New York Daily News ^ | 8/04/04 | Zev Chafets

[Semper Paratus]

Depressed that Bush is going to stomp him or depressed that Hanoi John is running?

Both! LOL!

[EQAndyBuzz]

The media, on the eve of the debates is what will make or break it for Kerry.

I don't know how debates work, if the camps get the questions before hand or what. I would assume that Dan Rather as his first question will ask about each candidates military service. Second question about how long each served in government. Third about positions in government.

Kerry will say he was in Vietnam, a senator for 19 years and a member of the senate intelligence committee. Rather, who will be impressed with the answer will try to play down Bush's response after:

Bush will say he was in the National Guard, been President for four years and(Rather waiting for the canned answer will instead hear) unlike his opponent he has shown up for work every day.

Then the fur will fly.

[taildragger]

MR, now copy pasted and will go around the planet in short order, great joke. Thanks !

[nyconse]

Kerry could debate himeself-first he argues one side of an issue then he argues the other side of an issue. He can back both up by using his Senate votes.....It's the complexity don't you know?

[Luke21]

Here in Tucson, you still get the aged Volkswagen sputtering fumes with Dean bumper stickers on it. Then there are the SUV's with Kerry stickers and the eighties boxcars with "Defend America, Defeat Bush," for the world to see. Few of ours here and there, but mostly the commies.

[gunnygail]

It sucks that someone as obviously libretarded as Dan Blather gets to ask the questions. It should be a neutral party. Blather is an idiot who's time to retire came about 20 years ago.

[nyconse]

Don't worry. Georgia will go for Bush...by double digits. I found a W bumper sticker at the 4th of July parade, but they are hard to come by because Georgia is a Republican state, not much campaign money is spent here. Everyone I know (Woodstock Georgia) is voting for Pres. Bush. This is the case mostly when you get out of Atlanta.

[Taxman]

Hanoi John Effing Kerry will trash himself in the debates, without anybody's help, including Dan Rather Biased!

Bush should use a pair of flip-flops as his "Show and Tell" prop. Nothing else will be needed. ROFOL!

[John123]

My wife is a Massacusetts state worker and she says everybody in her office is too depressed to even talk about Kerry.

Why exactly, are those people depressed? They don't like Kerry? They think Kerry did a bad job at the convention? No post-convention bounce? Please tell!

[The Wizard]

wonderful story......

[gunnygail]

Better still, a running scroll in the background, repeating all of Hanoi John's nasty little Senate votes as well as the votes HE MISSED! Toss in a few stills of geek boy catching a football, getting slammed by a Devil Dog at Wendy's, and hanging with Jane Fonda and that will pretty much nail Herman Munster's coffin shut.

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Oh I don't know. Maybe a little higher. How about this? Its possible and realisitic.

[gunnygail]

Why the JACKASS PARTY is depressed. Their ship of fools is sinking!

[bondjamesbond]

John Kerry is not a bad man. He probably wouldn't make a bad President. But he is a bad candidate in a terrible situation. He represents the wing of the Democratic Party that is imbued with a sense of its own moral, intellectual, cultural and social superiority. In short, he is the standard bearer for the unbearable.

I don't buy it. John Kerry is a bad man. He would make a bad President. He is the standard bearer of the unbearable because he is the foremost exemplar of their kind.

For me, John Kerry defined himself in the early 70's and has done nothing to change my opinion. His behavior with the VVAW was disgusting self-promotion of the highest order. Even Doonesbury had him pegged as a shameless poseur. His career as a non-entity in the Senate was more of the same, and this campaign cements this perception.

John Kerry is the wrong man at the worst possible time.

[nyconse]

The Californians left because of taxes etc. The same thing happened in Georgia. We probably have more New Yorkers and Easterners than native Georgians now. Most people expected them to vote Democratic. The Democratic Party was rally energized at first. Then (I think it was around 1992)seemingly overnight, not one Democrat was elected locally... for anything in the suburban towns surrounding Atlanta. In Cherokee County where I live, the primaries are the election because no Democrats are opposing the primary candidates. Now we have a Republican governor and will have a Republican statehouse by the 2006 election (2004 may do it, but it will be close given the incumbency advantage). Sometimes those who flee blue states surprise you.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Bush will beat Kerry in a walk.

I don't think many voters much appreciate the likes of Whoopie and Ben Quack-Quack instructing them how to vote.

Voters will tire of mainstream media employees reporting that the timing of a heavy rain that canceled a Kerry event "seemed suspicious." TV viewers know it's a Kerry campaign, both funded and mixed in with regular programming, run by elites who see them as simple-minded children (I bet, I don't have a TV).

Early in the campaign McGovern had all the votes he was going to get, he actually lost a percent or two by election day. Kerry and his supporters' arrogance turn off intelligent, sane voters. It's all downhill for Kerry.

[uncbob]

John Kerry is not a bad man. He probably wouldn't make a bad President.

BS He sure is and he sure wouldn't

[uncbob]

There was a lot of talk in the media in 1972 that McGovern was going to trounce Nixon.

Not true
McGovern was way behind in the polls and When his First Choice for VP had to drop out when his mental problems were revealed it got worse

Whjat saved Nixon's sorry Butt was Wallace getting shot and left wing wacko McGovern getting the democrat nomination

[uncbob]

Here in FL during the 2000 election I saw tons of Bush stickers, not one Gore one

That was because of the HUGE BLACK vote for Gore

Blacks especially city blacks don't put signs on lawns etc

[wideawake]

This is the case mostly when you get out of Atlanta.

The first place I went after Atlanta was Jonesboro.

What a refreshing change - nice people, real food, good values.

I feel much more comfortable in places like Milledgeville, GA and Pass Christian, MS than I do in NJ - and I grew up in NYC.