[Bahbah]

"It was a moment reminiscent of the battle scene in Mel Gibson's movie, 'Braveheart,' when Scottish rebels wait until the last second to raise hundreds of long spears toward advancing English cavalry, who are skewered by their own arrogance, momentum and inability to change course."

This is a great analogy.

[hflynn]

Why Bush Will Win Decisively

Kerry.

[MarkBSenior]

Nice.

Another way to look at this is to try to figure out how Kerry could win, not just how Bush could lose. Kerry's options are getting rather thin. Not even Clinton's rabid attack dogs will be able to pull Kerry's fat from the fire. They're going to need something far more substantial and far reaching than a campaign shakeup.

[AmericanCheeseFood]

Because Kerry can't win.

Kerry can't even take a good photo, let alone hold his own in this Campaign. He'll probably implode at the debates.

[tioga]

despite all the harrumphing from the mainstream media, mainstream America ate it up.

I just loved that line, I hope so.........

[Graymatter]

Yep. It's the arrogance. In that jibjab.com ditty: "You can't say nuclear. That really scares me."

Kerry says: "I don't fall down." That really scares me!

[EggsAckley]

In 2000, George Bush, somewhat unknown, managed to beat Gore, the out-going, well known Veep. Yes, it was a very close race, but Bush prevailed.

Now, four years later, a time-tested and very well known George Bush should have no trouble at all beating a lazy, non-performing Senator who led the North Vietnamese to victory thirty years before.

I mean, if people just think in those terms, there's no way Bush will NOT win.

[BJungNan]

[Texas Eagle]

Fave paragraph:

Bush also won points when he joked about Arnold Schwarzenegger correcting his English, and confessed that in Texas his swagger is simply called walking. Those are the kind of self-effacing remarks that are disarming to detractors, endearing to friends and reassuring those who are undecided. They also show the character of the man. Can you imagine John Kerry saying to the American people, in that Massachusetts monotone of his, "Some people say I'm stiff and aloof, but that's just the way it is with us New Englanders, you know?" Ha, ha, ha.

[MNnice]

Nice piece.

[uncbob]

Almost 2 months to the election

Iraq is a tinderbox and the militia should have been wiped out long ago instead of all this Fallujah crap

[ApplegateRanch]

3 November, 2004: Press release, for immediate release:

No matter how many votes GWB seemingly received yesterday, it is not a legitimate win, because he ran on his so-called record.

He could not defeat The Honorable Mr. Kerry, had he not been selected President in 2000, thus underhandedly gaining a record, and blatantly spinning it as 'positive. Therefore it was fraudulent campaigning to use any so-called positive accomplishments of the past four years to garner votes and support.

We are therefore asking the SCOTUS to disallow the percentage of fraudulently obtained votes we have calculated were received by Mr. Bush, and assign them to our candidate, under the doctrine of 'Every Vote Must Be Counted As Vote For A Democrat.

We have also instituted suits in each state where we were unable to keep Mr Nader off the ballot, to disqualify all votes for himas well, and reassign them to The Honorable Mr. Kerry

Democracy must be preserved, and every vote counted.

Only through these actions will the country be truly united, and divisiveness ended.

(ss) Terry McAuliffe, Chairman, DNC
3 November, 2004

[Senator Goldwater]

It was indeed an extemely effective convention. And as such, this election is likely decided.

Why? Because there is only one truth.

[apackof2]

Bump

[Christian4Bush]

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