Bush is kicking Kerry's ass.

Almighty Colin · 09-09-2004

So I haven't been around much lately. Been too busy dodging hurricanes. So I check out Gallup and what do I see? George Bush is up by 7% over Kerry among likely voters.

All I got to say is George Bush is an underrated politician. Dems have been counting him dead but he continues to gain. As soon as campaign season came Karl Rove kicked it into high gear. What's the Kerry campaign doing anyway? Someone should be fired and I know Democrats must agree with me on that. Who's running this campaign? It sure as hell isn't James Carville.

And Bush has taken the lead in the electoral count poll at Rasmussen?

Wow.

Jesse_DD · 09-09-2004

It seems as though Kerry got no push from DNConvention while Bush certainly did get a push. I think when it comes down to it people that are uncertain will always take the path they know (certainty) even if they don't like that path.

Mike AI · 09-09-2004

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Originally posted by Colin@Sep 9 2004, 04:23 PM
So I haven't been around much lately. Been too busy dodging hurricanes. So I check out Gallup and what do I see? George Bush is up by 7% over Kerry among likely voters.

All I got to say is George Bush is an underrated politician. Dems have been counting him dead but he continues to gain. As soon as campaign season came Karl Rove kicked it into high gear. What's the Kerry campaign doing anyway? Someone should be fired and I know Democrats must agree with me on that. Who's running this campaign? It sure as hell isn't James Carville.

And Bush has taken the lead in the electoral count poll at Rasmussen?

Wow.

I read they are changing out the staff and bringing in a bunch of Clintonites....

Carville has been on the attack.

Kerry thought he could just toss his helmet on the field and walk all over Bush since Bush has such high negatives.

People are finding out that it takes more then "vote for me because I am not Bush" to win a Presidential election.

Bush does well because he is underrated. Same with debates - pundits will set the bar so low, that when BUsh does decent it makes it look even better.

Rove is the genuis - best GOP guy since Lee Atwater!

Almighty Colin · 09-09-2004

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Originally posted by Jesse_DD@Sep 9 2004, 04:29 PM
It seems as though Kerry got no push from DNConvention while Bush certainly did get a push. I think when it comes down to it people that are uncertain will always take the path they know (certainty) even if they don't like that path.

That's how I ended up married. Damned 90's.

Almighty Colin · 09-09-2004

Mike,

The Kerry campaign this year reminds me of the Bush campaign in 1992. They just seem like they are content to drift around on a raft hoping it ends up on the shore. Someone over there needs to row.

RawAlex · 09-09-2004

Colin, I think the Kerry campaign handled the RNC period quite well. I suspect they will play comparatively quiet until after Sept 11th, which will be a "good day" for Bush. I think after that, you will see them pushing harder and coming forward with stuff.

It will be interesting to see if any IDEAS make it into the campaign, or if this is going to be nothing but negative name calling and 30 year old record comparisions.

Alex

Almighty Colin · 09-09-2004

Alex, what kind of IDEAS?

I take a different approach. After a few months of the campaign my conclusion is that Kerry is not connecting with people emotionally. I hear a smart guy who people don't "get". He's Gore Redux. He's boring. Bush has the opposite problem.

I swear. Bush has the lead and he's playing handicapped. Kerry would be up by 10% if they compared IQs. They don't. The "Rove campaign" has brilliantly convinced everyone that Kerry "flip flops". Bush by 7.

Kerry better get his backup QB in there. They're going to need to go for 2 too.

Mike AI · 09-09-2004

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Originally posted by Colin@Sep 9 2004, 04:37 PM
Mike,

The Kerry campaign this year reminds me of the Bush campaign in 1992. They just seem like they are content to drift around on a raft hoping it ends up on the shore. Someone over there needs to row.

Yeah Old Man Bush just layed back, figured everyone would vote for him....

He did not campaign at all.

I am not a fan of the old man - at least politically.

Almighty Colin · 09-09-2004

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Almighty Colin Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 8,059	Mike, The Kerry campaign this year reminds me of the Bush campaign in 1992. They just seem like they are content to drift around on a raft hoping it ends up on the shore. Someone over there needs to row. __________________ Almighty Content. Your one stop for live content. Secret Friends, LATINA Secret Friends , My Cam Friends

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RawAlex Members $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 4,036	Colin, I think the Kerry campaign handled the RNC period quite well. I suspect they will play comparatively quiet until after Sept 11th, which will be a "good day" for Bush. I think after that, you will see them pushing harder and coming forward with stuff. It will be interesting to see if any IDEAS make it into the campaign, or if this is going to be nothing but negative name calling and 30 year old record comparisions. Alex __________________ Let's go to the edge of disaster Push the pedal and go a little faster Let's slam into a wall at ramming speed Let's go to the edge of a mountain Jump off and lets start countin' Hit the ground and tell me if it bleeds

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Almighty Colin Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 8,059	Alex, what kind of IDEAS? I take a different approach. After a few months of the campaign my conclusion is that Kerry is not connecting with people emotionally. I hear a smart guy who people don't "get". He's Gore Redux. He's boring. Bush has the opposite problem. I swear. Bush has the lead and he's playing handicapped. Kerry would be up by 10% if they compared IQs. They don't. The "Rove campaign" has brilliantly convinced everyone that Kerry "flip flops". Bush by 7. Kerry better get his backup QB in there. They're going to need to go for 2 too. __________________ Almighty Content. Your one stop for live content. Secret Friends, LATINA Secret Friends , My Cam Friends