President Bush (news - web sites), right, and his wife Laura, wave to the crowd gathered at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Erie, Pa. for a campaign rally on Saturday, Sept. 4, 2004. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
Posted on 09/04/2004 9:00:12 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
suggest? Ouch! That must have hurt to write that title.
Bring It On!!!
OK ;-)
President Bush (news - web sites), right, and his wife Laura, wave to the crowd gathered at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Erie, Pa. for a campaign rally on Saturday, Sept. 4, 2004. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
"Both sides downplayed the polls. "I've got a lot of work to do," Bush said at an Ohio ice cream shop.
The President is, of course, very smart to ignore the encouraging polls and campaign as if he were still 10 points behind. He's always been way more politically savvy than the MSM has given him credit for. And where did all the comparisons to his father's 1992 campaign disappear to?
Aw. Diddums have a tummyache?
U.S. Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry (news - web sites) (L) speaks with Bill Shoeman among all his destroyed belongings caused by a flood from the Little Beaver Creek in Lisbon, Ohio, September 4, 2004. Kerry is on a two-day bus tour of the critical battleground state of Ohio, heading into the November 2 election. REUTERS/Jim Young US ELECTION
Looks like the WH after Bill and the Red gang checked out in '01.
Ulcers, no doubt, brought on from seeing how her husband is screwing up his campaign and the stress of being muzzled for the last month or so.
She probably ate some bad rice.. or crow.
Must be because she was eating Kerry Krow again after the GOP Convention.
A supporter for U.S. Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry (news - web sites) (L) and a protestor attend a rally for Kerry in Steubenville, Ohio, September 4, 2004. It is Kerry's last stop on his two-day bus tour of the critical battleground state of Ohio, heading into the November 2 election. REUTERS/Jim Young US ELECTION
Don't pay any attention to the newsweek poll. Then you will not be worried when 3 weeks from now they say that Bush's lead is narrowing.
Check Rasmussen or Gallup at the end of next week.
The daughters of U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites), Barbara (2nd R), and Jenna (R), join their father and first lady, Laura Bush, (2nd L), as they participate in a 2004 Pennsylvania Victory rally at the Erie Veterans Memorial Stadium in Erie, Pennsylvania, September 4, 2004. The president is campaigning by bus in Ohio and Pennsylvania today and is scheduled to return to the White House later this evening. REUTERS/Larry Downing US ELECTION
I hear ya.. We'll see if the numbers have legs. The debates may render some interesting numbers as well.
'Til then and beyond, we need to give 'em heck. ;-)
President Bush is in a much better position in his reelection run than his father was. I know the President is going to campaign the rest of the way as though he were twenty points down, and taking nothing for granted. I'm convinced the more people see and hear John Kerry the less inclined they will be to vote for him, and his poll numbers will keep dipping.
Taken to the hospital in a ambulance for a stomach ache? A stomach ache? Yep. These are people the common man can identify with.
Exactly. Keep on the attack. They can't play defense.
Ewwwwwww! Look at the hate on the lib's face as she's shoving her sign in front of the others. Typical.
"..after complaining of an upset stomach, a spokeswoman said. She was taken to Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa by ambulance from the airport."
The first story I read said backpain and light-headedness. Nothing at all about stomach upset. Can't anything just be simple?
Isn't Pittsburgh where the Night of the Living Dead was filmed???
I'll stifle any celebration until there are double digit leads in Cally Fornia.
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