[jwalburg]

I love the word choice these reporters use: portraying Kerry as a

"Revealing Kerry as a" would be more accurate

[Rocko]

Sweet.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

In a survey taken in mid-February, Kerry led Bush by 28 percentage points in those states, 63% to 35%. Now Bush leads Kerry in them by six points, 51% to 45%.

Absolutely mind-boggling! GREAT JOB, WHITE HOUSE! :)

[festus]

;the states where the ads have run, Kerry's unfavorable
;rating has risen 16 points since mid-February. In the
;other states, it's up just five points.


hahahahahahahahaha !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Up 5pts in states where no ads run. The only question is how quickly he tanks not if he does.....

[Semi Civil Servant]

I wasn't happy about the lack of response from the White House to the nasty accusations made by Kerry, Dean, et al during the Dem primary. But as time goes on, it's looking like Kerry (in boxing parlance) is a tomato can -- a Heinz tomato can.

[#3Fan]

Rove kicks arse.

[Cboldt]

Looks alot like the article in USAToady (mispelling intentional) of 3/29 ...

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1107949/posts <-- Link

[SamAdams76]

So far, the Bush campaign has spent more than $20 million on the ads, which began airing March 4...

At this rate, the Bush campaign will run out of money by October 31.

The Kerry campaign has spent more than $2 million on ads; the liberal Media Fund has spent more than $5 million...

At this rate, the Kerry campaign will run out of money by...Memorial Day.

[doug from upland]

They must have listened to Dick Morris.

[exDemMom]

A 53% majority now say that the Bush administration is "covering up something" about its handling of intelligence information before the attacks.

Well, duh! Hasn't anyone ever of classified information? OF COURSE classified info is covered up!

Anyway, nice article, positive overall.

[pctech]

Damn man, if the ads work that good, why not air them in every state in the union???????????

[oceanview]

he needs all the help he can get from these ads. Friday is the jobs report release, its not looking good from the "whisper" information:

http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/040331/economy_4.html

[mtbopfuyn]

For Kerry having won the nomination...

Nomination? What nomination?

[Torie]

Among Republicans, 83% believe the Bush administration's testimony before the Sept. 11 commission. Among Democrats, 76% believe Clarke.

Sad really. Finding fair and balanced juries for matters like this is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.

[ShandaLear]

Bush is knocking Kerry over with a feather.

[whereasandsoforth]

Where in their Mary Martin Land has any poll had the foul-mouthed senator up by 28 points?

[Eva]

That ad about Kerry voting for the gas taxes is really funny.

[Joe Bfstplk]

I hope democrats are as sick to their stomach as I was when Dole was nominated.

[Chunga]

The mainstream media is going all-out to downplay the notion that Dick Clarke's attacks on the president have had anything to do with Bush's surging poll numbers.

60 Minutes' viewer responses following Leslie Stahl's interview ran something like 75% against Clarke.

Now that Clarke has revealed (on Meet The Press) that he voted for Gore in 2000 the media has shoved his sorry ass off the stage, hoping to contain further backlash.

This guy may turn out to be the best thing to ever happen to the president's campaign. Let's have more of this cantankerous, surly, pointy-headed, self-important blowhard. It'll be painful, but it'll be worth it.