To: John Thornton
I think the big news there is that there aren't as many undecideds. So the big question is, did the Pres pull some Kerry-leaning "undecideds" over to his side, or were these "pundits" spinning leftward?
Inquiring minds want to know!
13 posted on
09/04/2004 7:45:28 AM PDT by
jeffc
(Leave a message at the beep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .)
To: jeffc
Some Kerry supporters actually got to see the Republican convention without the intense spin of the nonpartisan press. They learned that Bush really knows what he's doing, believes in believing in that in which he believes, and can walk instead of flip-flopping. That presentation made them reconsider their decision, putting them squarely in the Bush camp. Many of these people are level-headed; they do not enjoy paying taxes to fund the insatiable appetites of more excessive bureaucracy, and they do not want to live in fear of the terrorists.
15 posted on
09/04/2004 7:52:07 AM PDT by
dufekin
(President Kerry would have our enemies partying like it's 1969. That's when he became a traitor.)
To: jeffc
I think the big news there is that there aren't as many undecideds. By the logic (so few undecided) would it not follow that Bush would also get no Bounce?
Oh the poor Democrat ostriches!!
17 posted on
09/04/2004 8:03:47 AM PDT by
Phrostie
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