[okie01]

This phenomenon persists even though virtually every poll shows that a solid majority disapproves of Bush's handling of the Iraq war and the economy. Most voters also think the country is headed in the wrong direction.

But they don't much like John Kerry.

Thereby saying to left what they want most to hear: it's not our winning politics that are at fault, it's our loser of a candidate!.

More Kool-aid, please...

[evad]

>>Thereby saying to left what they want most to hear: it's not our winning politics that are at fault, it's our loser of a candidate!.<<

And I hope they keep thinking that..
self delusional people are easier to defeat.

[Nick Danger]

Thereby saying to left what they want most to hear: it's not our winning politics that are at fault, it's our loser of a candidate!.

Yep. The Democrats didn't learn a damned thing from Clinton. They are right back to the McGovern-Mondale-Dukakis model of nominating these far-left peaceniks who go down in flames. And each time, they convince themselves it was the salesman, not the product.

It's true that Kerry is a thoroughly unlikeable character, but so was Gore, and he damned near won. Even the people who voted for Gore would admit they would never want him & Tipper over for dinner.

I would like to get TahRAYzuh over for dinner. She may have escaped eating that Wendy's chili, but if I get my hands on her, she's getting a whole plate of my extra-special tuna-noodle-olive slop. And I'll tell the Rottweiler to bite her if she doesn't finish it.