[Mr. K]

The Democraps are so blind in their ambition for power they are failing to see that Bush is doing a great job and people like him (despite any mistakes- imagined or otherwise)

It's as simple as that

[qam1]

Which campaign is really in trouble?

Bush's

Considering the times we live in and all he has done and look at the fool he is up against.

The fact Bush isn't winning 53-44 or better shows what a crummy campaign Rove and Co. have run.

[wideawake]

The point about the debates is good.

All the pundits said that Gore would wipe the floor with Bush in the debates.

The public didn't think so.

No one can seriously say that Kerry is any better than Gore at public speaking or debating.

And Lieberman was a far more formidable opponent for Cheney than Edwards.

[trebb]

Kerry and his wife seemed confused in the restaurant. They ordered little.

LOL - so much hubris that they think they don't have to do anything but show up to be winners. All they needed to do was spend 12 seconds being briefed on what to order so they looked/sounded comfortable, but they are too far out of touch to even fake it right.

[ride the whirlwind]

The Missouri primary election on Tuesday should be a wakeup call to the Democrats. Seventy-two percent of voters supported the traditional definition of marriage in a referendum. In November, similar referenda will be on the ballot in Michigan, probably Ohio, and maybe a dozen other states, including a few where there are hotly contested Senate races. The gay marriage issue tends to attract mainly conservative voters to the polls. The Missouri turnout was the largest ever for a primary. Bigger conservative turnout helps Bush, and in some states, the additional votes cast by those who show up to oppose gay marriage could be the margin of victory.

More reason to be encouraged about Nov.2!