Dems lament Bush comeback
July 4, 2004
BY ROBERT NOVAK SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST Advertisement
Democratic Party insiders who three weeks ago saw Sen. John Kerry as a sure presidential election winner now concede that President Bush has made at least a temporary comeback.
Bush has prospered, in the view of these Democrats, less because of his own efforts than uncontrollable events and Kerry's failures. The prospective Democratic nominee's campaign was eclipsed by Ronald Reagan's death, Bill Clinton's book and the Iraq handover. However, the Democrats complain Kerry's campaign has done a poor job of presenting the candidate to the public.
The Kerry camp has responded to these critics by saying that the Democratic National Convention, beginning in Boston on July 26, will introduce him to voters at large. Clinton, then governor of Arkansas, enjoyed his first big spurt in the polls during the 1992 convention in New York.
Full Version: Lol, Poor Dems
And if OBL is "captured" during the Democratic orgy in Boston, the jackasses will be braying more than loudly over their condition. Now, that would be an interesting(Chinese sense) situation that could certainly shake up M. Moore, the king of all conspiracy theories. And Thaiquila,.................well interesting is still the word here. 
I like Kerry's chances.
He is in the psychologically superior, leaner and meaner, position.
Going into the convention, he is the energized and energizing challenger.
Bush on the other, with approval numbers that historically suggest defeat, is going to have to run a campaign of FEAR. Fear on his part of LOSING ALL THE POWER.
I would much rather be in Kerry's shoes going into the endgame.
He is in the psychologically superior, leaner and meaner, position.
Going into the convention, he is the energized and energizing challenger.
Bush on the other, with approval numbers that historically suggest defeat, is going to have to run a campaign of FEAR. Fear on his part of LOSING ALL THE POWER.
I would much rather be in Kerry's shoes going into the endgame.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jul 5 2004, 10:56 PM)
I like Kerry's chances.
He is in the psychologically superior, leaner and meaner, position.
Going into the convention, he is the energized and energizing challenger.
Bush on the other, with approval numbers that historically suggest defeat, is going to have to run a campaign of FEAR. Fear on his part of LOSING ALL THE POWER.
I would much rather be in Kerry's shoes going into the endgame.
He is in the psychologically superior, leaner and meaner, position.
Going into the convention, he is the energized and energizing challenger.
Bush on the other, with approval numbers that historically suggest defeat, is going to have to run a campaign of FEAR. Fear on his part of LOSING ALL THE POWER.
I would much rather be in Kerry's shoes going into the endgame.
I wouldn't suprised if another 911 happens just before the election, to re-inforce the need for security. That and a suspension of the election for "security" reasons is becoming highly probable. Of course, half of the public would just be too happy with that. The other half would just be suffering the consequences.
Be ready for an october surprise and it won't be Osama capture.
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