[clintonh8r]

I hope this is the beginning of the momentum turning in a big way. Lefties are easily demoralized and their support for Kerry is shallow. When the tide turns, their lack of commitment to their candidate will leave him without support.

[Remember_Salamis]

"I hope this is the beginning of the momentum turning in a big way. Lefties are easily demoralized and their support for Kerry is shallow. When the tide turns, their lack of commitment to their candidate will leave him without support."

-- At what point does the DNC grassroots abandon Kerry and start getting ready for Hillary in 2008? I think there's a certain point where hope is lost. You'll also see a lot of the DNC party apparatus adjusting to put more efforts towards all those tight senate races. If McAuliffe can pick up the senate while losing the presidential race, he keeps his job and save the party. If they pick up the senate and not the White house, here's the DNC line for the next four years:

"It's really tough to unseat a war-time president. But the people have spoken, and what they have said is we want a Democratic Senate."

That's the plan.

[AFPhys]

Lefties are easily demoralized and their support for Kerry is shallow. When the tide turns, their lack of commitment to their candidate will leave him without support.

Precisely why I've been so confident in President Bush's prevailing in this contest.