[Tolik]

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[grobdriver]

AMEN!

[Coldwater Creek]

He can do no wrong. He is Media and Democrat's Saviour incarnate.

[Stentor]

Bump.

[atomicpossum]

There is a good chance that no matter what Kerry says or does in the final two weeks of this election — barring some major catastrophe in Iraq, a presidential gaffe, or massive voting irregularity — he will lose.

Ahhhhhhhhhh. That is such a nice thought.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Nor was it wise to piggyback on Michael Moore's transient infamy, whose buffoonery is even more tiresome than Soros's machinations. He cannot finish a simple sentence without a barely audible grunt, obscenity, or "ya know" — even while he caricatures George Bush's diction as inelegant. His movies are increasingly discredited as crude propaganda, his books simple big-print screaming, full of factual errors and teenager logic.

[billorites]

"he normally loves to listen to Carolina accents, but that Edwards has nearly cured him of that taste."

Really.

Whenever I hear Edwards I start thinking about Andy Griffiths and Gomer Pyle.

[martin_fierro]

A friend remarked to me that he normally loves to listen to Carolina accents, but that Edwards has nearly cured him of that taste.

And how.

[jalisco555]

Hanson is one of the smartest and clearest thinkers around today, as well as being an excellent writer. And yet, he remains a Democrat!

[PajamaTruthMafia]

A must read!

Putin wants Bush, while Arafat prefers Kerry — and that is all we need to know.

[highlandbreeze]

Bump and a great big AMEN!

[Bahbah]

"There is a good chance that no matter what Kerry says or does in the final two weeks of this election...he will lose. And he may well take much of the Democrats' remaining control of government down with him."

Boy oh boy, does this ever get visions of sugarplums dancing in my head.

[CaptRon]

asks who cares about Arizona

Man, how did I miss this one?!

[HamiltonJay]

I've been telling Dems since the primaries if you want to win, you better have Lieberman and/or Ghephart as your candidate..... no one else has a remote possibility of winning.

Of course they just shouted me down, ignored me, or mocked my advice.

Bush isn't the strongest, he was beatable, and a serious Democratic challenger may have been able to beat him. Unfortunately for the Democrats they chose to act like children and put up an embarrassment as a candidate, and the party furthered their embarrassment by picking a VP candidate who doesn't even have 1 term in office, won't win re election in his own state and frankly isn't fit to mop the floors of the Senate, let alone be in it.

You guys decided to act like spoiled teenagers, and like spoiled teenagers you are about to be smacked to the back of the head by the old man and put back in your place.

[tkathy]

Very interesting, but totally missing the main point. George Bush has run an organized, focussed campaign that connects time and again, and exudes integrity.

The dims have no possibility of exuding integrity while endlessly playing the race card, the victim card, and spewing sleaze.

[RAY]

Wow! Is that Victor Davis Hanson really good with the pin!

Here is hoping he is right!

[Carry_Okie]

Despite their obvious cruelty, hypocrisy, venality, and arrogance, the Democrats are giving the President a run for his money.

We've got big problems if our goal is to return this country to it conservative origins.

[Gritty]

Good analysis, straight from the heart of a life-long Democrat who yearns to have his old Party back!

[ArGee]

There's a lot of reasoned analysis in there, but one point is missing that I think should be included.

Kerry is wrong for America on substantive issues, and 52% of the population has figured that out. No amount of tooling your campaign can fix that. Sacrifice all the geese you want, it won't change.

Shalom.

[bwteim]

"Mimicking Marie Antoinette, Ms. Heinz Kerry advises the hurricane refugees to go naked, asks who cares about Arizona, tosses out conspiracy theories about wars for oil and October surprises, and assures us that she counsels her husband on "everything" well outside women's issues — precisely what most of us suspected and thus feared."

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