Latest issue of "Section 9" The Schwerpunkt

Section 9 ^ | September 16, 2004 | Section 9

[section9]

The latest issue of "Section 9" is up. I have a comments thingie below my posts. Tell me whatcha think. It's my take on where we stand strategically as we go into the last month of the election.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[section9]

Fire away, fellas!

[Packer Pete]

I like your thinking on the Bush "Schwerpunkt", but the page ends in the middle of your discussion of Wisconsin.

[presidio9]

The timing and effect of the DUI story on Christian voters should not be understimated. Bush was leading comfortably prior to its release. I'm not worried though. If there were any substantiated new revelations we would have heard them by new. At this point, the left is reduced to producing phony evidence for charges that voters have heard before and didn't care about. We know Bush all about President Bush's character. He has been in the public eye for quite some time now.

[Barlowmaker]

Mason Dixon and CNN/Gallup each have Bush up by 2 in MN. So it is trending hardway towards Bush!

All in all, it was a typically well conceived and written effort.

[Torie]

The reason the line broke, as well as the 50-50 thingie, is because Kerry is a terrible candidate, and has been exposed as at once inconstant and a liar. Otherwise, both assumptions had some merit to them.

By the way, it's "ersatz," not erzatz (I should know; it's one of my favorite words), and it's not the controversy which is ersatz, but the memos. :)

[section9]

I went and doublechecked. The page appears to open properly. Of course, my browser is Apple Safari. However, it should open under any circumstances.

Thanks for the head's up.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[section9]

AAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

I forgot that the blogspot spellchecker SUCKS!!!!!

Thanks.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

[LikeLight]

Bad news, Chris . . . your mag cover is still a red X.

[Congressman Billybob]

Nice piece of work. And you set it up with a obscure word for a well-known concept. In addition to what he is doing, Kerry is also a failure in deciding HOW to do it.

His communications strategies are based on the assumption that the media in 2004 are much the same as they were in 2000. He assumes a pro-Democrat and unchallenged MSM. Helloooo. Missed another bet, Bucko.

Congressman Billybob

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[Packer Pete]

Tried again, page loaded fine.
Hope you're right. I'm sure a Kerry campaign weenie would have a (lame) counter-argument.

[hchutch]

Yup. I just know Kerry's gonna find himself smoked (figuratively).

Yob tvoyu maht, Kerry - and have a nice day.

[Pukin Dog]

I like the reasoning behind your article. It suggests a basic assumption on the part of Democrats which is proven wrong every election; that this is a 50-50 nation. This nation is majority-conservative, something the Democrats will never let themselves admit.

[hchutch]

Agreed. I think the turning point was that first Swift Vets ad, myself.

Now, Kerry's crashing and burning.

[A Jovial Cad]

Well, I haven't agreed with you over the sole issue of Fallujah strategy in the past, but I think your election analysis is spot-on and exactly right.
Good luck with your blog.
Sincerely, -AJC

[papertyger]

I have a tough time believing a twenty year old DUI story turned off several MILLION Christian, forgiveness being their forte'.

On the other hand, I can recall some serious soul-searching on the part many evangelicals as it became more clear the Republican leadership was quite comfortable with the status quo vis a vis abortion. This despite the loyal service those same evangelicals were investing in the GOP.

Personally, I believe the "where else are they gonna go" attitude of the GOP hierarchy nearly cost them the election.