[newzjunkey]

If you don't think Bush is on the knife edge of losing re-election you are in severe denial.

[Pete'sWife]

I was really down in the dumps yesterday after listening to JFK trashing my president.

I'm a little more optimistic today, though.

I think President Bush will rise to, and above, the occasion this evening.

Also, I pray alot.

[goldstategop]

I'm not in denial. All the same, I don't believe the American people have decided to go with Kerry yet. That's why tonight's debate is so important for the President - he needs to go on the offense and keep his opponent off stride and off balance for the entire evening. He doesn't have to win the last debate. If he can't connect with people in a townhall setting --- well, we will know then and there he doesn't have the fire in his belly to fight to keep his job for another four years.

[Coldwater Creek]

Please do not start the doom and gloom stuff even before the debate. Do something postivate to help this President be re-elected.

[uncbob]

If you don't think Bush is on the knife edge of losing re-election you are in severe denial.

Hell I have been posting that as an incumbent with a very good economy Bush should be at at least 55%

Been accussed of being a troll etc etc

I personally think Rove is a boob and if Bush wins it will be because of grass roots support and the Swifties cause Rove sure ain't running any kind of campaign

[RockinRight]

I'm concerned, since realclearpolitics.com has shown the average lead for Bush shrink from 6 pts. to 1 pt. in a week's time.

Also, electoral-vote.com now shows Kerry with enough EV's to win.

Do I think Bush will win? Yes, I do. Am I at least somewhat concerned that he won't? Yes.

[Hawkeye]

I'm not naive. I know that this election is close and everyone is out for political blood.

[edchambers]

(If you don't think Bush is on the knife edge of losing re-election you are in severe denial.)

I don't know about a "knifes edge" but I agree the election can still go either way.Even after Bush's miserable performance in the last debate he's still ahead in the polls.The poll internals still favor Bush.While much has been made of the "hate Bush" crowd let me submit that there are plenty of people who hate Kerry for legitimate reasons.First of all Viet Nam veterans and Veterans in general hate treason and no American politician has a clearer record of giving aid and comfort to the enemy.Gun owners and the NRA hate Kerry his record here is also clear.Right to Life voters also have plenty to hate about this candidate.But the biggest anti Kerry hate group would be the American tax payer and they have not to my knowledge elected a politician yet who admits they're intention to raise taxes.