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To: TommyDale

Good point BUT the news of several Marines deaths in Iraq in the past 24 hrs and an increase in the insurgency fighting could bring W's numbers back down. You can bet the people we're fighting in Iraq know this and will push between now and Nov. 2 to make this election closer than it should be.


5 posted on 09/07/2004 5:43:41 AM PDT by Coachm
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To: Coachm

yes and the news will get worse. Death toll of US soldiers in Iraq now stands at 995. With the way things going (13 killed in last 48 hours), or even the way they were going (one to two killed a day) we will reach that figure to be reached by the end of the week, and possibly at some stage tomorrow. The Dem press will go big on this one...


6 posted on 09/07/2004 5:53:24 AM PDT by propertius
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To: Coachm

This is a great post, and summerizes Kerry The Nutcase well.


10 posted on 09/07/2004 6:02:00 AM PDT by Viet-Boat-Rider (((KERRY IS A NARCISSISTIC LIAR, GOLDBRICKER, AND TRAITOR!)))
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To: Coachm

"Good point BUT the news of several Marines deaths in Iraq in the past 24 hrs and an increase in the insurgency fighting could bring W's numbers back down. You can bet the people we're fighting in Iraq know this and will push between now and Nov. 2 to make this election closer than it should be."

This is the worldwide lefts gamble. They have banked on a Bush loss. Everyone wants the world to go back to where it was under Clinton. Ill gotten gains, murder, terror and the US stands idly by because a few elitists are making a mint off it.

On November 3, the world is going to awaken to find that Bush is still there and payback will be swift and unmerciful. Watch how France and Germany offer to send troops to Iraq.

Watch Syria come to grips with the WMD it is hiding and mysterioulsy "find them" in Lebanon. Iran will decide that maybe a nuclear program is not the best thing for a country that can supply half the world with oil and still have enough to power its own country.

North Korea will continue to be a problem. However, US led negotiations will show NK that it would be beneficial to cancel their program, turn over their nukes and look at using financial inducements to feed its population rather than arming the border.

Should be an interesting November.




11 posted on 09/07/2004 6:08:45 AM PDT by EQAndyBuzz (Control the information given to society and you control society.)
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To: Coachm
Doesn't hurt Bush. Kerry says they are war criminals and votes against even giving them funding. How does sympathy for them and a desire to help them, help Kerry? It doesn't. No, the other news that helps the Dems on Iraq is things that make it look like we are high handed imperialists there (like the prison stuff), not mere ongoing fighting. Fighting is a reason to fight back, not a reason to run away.
16 posted on 09/07/2004 6:22:21 AM PDT by JasonC
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To: Coachm
Doesn't hurt Bush. Kerry says they are war criminals and votes against even giving them funding. How does sympathy for them and a desire to help them, help Kerry? It doesn't. No, the other news that helps the Dems on Iraq is things that make it look like we are high handed imperialists there (like the prison stuff), not mere ongoing fighting. Fighting is a reason to fight back, not a reason to run away. Not to mention the war on the ground has been a cakewalk compared to anything like it in the past, and to the left's gloom and doom predictions. It takes world-historical quantities of leftist hysteria to see Iraq as anything but a huge success.
17 posted on 09/07/2004 6:23:58 AM PDT by JasonC
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