hewett says kerrys viet nam controversy is a disaster to the kerry campaign. where is the disaster?
Economist: Forget Polls; Bush Easily Wins
By E&P Staff
Published: August 11, 2004
NEW YORK For all you pundits and political reporters out there who think the Iraq war will have a major influence on the fall election, or who think the Bush-Kerry race is a toss-up, Yale University economist Ray C. Fair has a message for you: forget both. Iraq won't matter and Bush will win in a landslide.
In an interview to be published in next Sunday's "New York Times Magazine," Fair told Deborah Solomon, "My latest prediction shows that Bush will receive 57.5% of the two-party votes ... the chances that Bush loses are very small."
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Disaster or not to his campaign (the Left won't give a flip), the fractured integrity of Kerry's Vietnam recollections necessarily brings into question his entire testimony regarding the War in Vietnam. The Left built their sand castle of identity, for the most part, in that era and on those fallacious stories. Repudiating John Kerry openly and publicly on this issue undermines the entire identity of 60's radical, anti-war, anti-American liberal Leftists. This may or may not be a disaster for the Kerry/Edwards campaign, but ultimately it IS a disaster for the Left as a whole. They are a fraud! Additionally, the 'outing' of Kerry will validate the existance and the efforts of hundreds of thousands of good men and their noble endeavor in Southeast Asia.
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