To: elli1
Bandwagon effect, I hope. I don't think ''complacency'' is in the Republican dictionary so close on the heels of Election 2000. The other upside is that the news will nudge a lot of the undecideds out there...folks naturally want to be on the side that wins.Agree.
I joined FR (Check my stats) during the runup to the 2000 folly.
I am going to violate net etiquette and shout because I pray someone hears me:
PLEASE, FRIENDS!!! SPARE THE OPTIMISM! SOME OF US REMEMBER LAST TIME! This could be the FINAL BATTLE by the MSM!
PLEASE.
Thanks.
41 posted on
11/01/2004 3:27:53 PM PST by
Gorzaloon
(Thereza-Heinz-DiazDeBovar-Greenberg-Wang-"O"'Kerry: PROOF that even the Rich can marry a failure.)
To: Gorzaloon
I disagree. Give us optimism, just not too much of it. If the polls for W were gloom and doom, FReepers and others here would generally take a fatalistic attitude that would be self fulfilling. On the other hand, too much optimism leads to complacency. No, some optimism with a touch of fear is what we need.
56 posted on
11/01/2004 4:34:53 PM PST by
CedarDave
(Served with pride alongside the Swifties, USCG patrol boat, Coastal Division 13, Viet Nam, 1967-68.)
To: Gorzaloon
I think you meant ''Share'' the optimism, didn't you? And, yes, I think that the msm is just about kaput.
61 posted on
11/01/2004 4:56:13 PM PST by
elli1
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