To: JohnnyZ
after we posted about this yesterday or the day before, I wrote a pal of mine that works as a editorial page editor and asked what he thought, hoping for the best.. heres his responce to me:
Unless Burr has a sudden infusion of energy, money and connection with the voters, and unless Bowles stumbles badly, it sure looks like it's going for Bowles. Every poll I've seen gives him a double-digit lead in most parts of the state. I haven't gotten to know either of them, but from what I can see from afar, neither one is going to make a great senator. A classic lose-lose election.
Tim
his description of Burr doesnt match mine...I think Burr is pretty good ..
4 posted on
09/23/2004 9:50:00 AM PDT by
ArmyBratCutie
("Four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:soap, ballot, jury, ammo in this order!")
To: ArmyBratCutie
Awesome. bush needs to pay NC and SD a visit to drum up name recognition.
5 posted on
09/23/2004 9:50:47 AM PDT by
fooman
(Get real with Kim Jung Mentally Ill about proliferation)
To: ArmyBratCutie
Is Burr a good speaker ? Good campaigner ? What's his style ?
To: ArmyBratCutie
Every poll I've seen gives him a double-digit lead in most parts of the state. I haven't gotten to know either of them, but from what I can see from afar, neither one is going to make a great senator. A classic lose-lose election. Not every Senator needs to be a star. In this case, an invisible GOP back-bencher is better than a Clinton retread voting Dem on critical votes.
17 posted on
09/23/2004 10:15:56 AM PDT by
Carling
(What happened to Sandy Burglar's Docs?)
To: ArmyBratCutie
but from what I can see from afar, neither one is going to make a great senatorUnlike John Kerry.
23 posted on
09/23/2004 10:24:20 AM PDT by
VRWC_minion
( I'll send email telling you where to send check.)
To: ArmyBratCutie
Did your friend have any insight on how NC will break in the prez race?
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