That argument simply won't work this year. According to a FNC poll, 66% of likely voters think it is 'upsetting' to change Presidents in a time of war. They view it as unsettling. Those numbers alone point to a swing to Bush with undecideds.
54 posted on 10/19/2004 8:10:32 PM PDT by rintense
(Results matter.)
Frank Newport of the Gallup organization says undecides break for the challenger.
What's the correlation between 66% of likely voters think it is 'upsetting' to change Presidents in a time of war, and fifty years of history saying that undecided voters typical break for the challenger?
56 posted on 10/19/2004 8:12:32 PM PDT by HawaiianGecko
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