Does ARogueTrader say Kerry would win?
Kerry wasn't even the Democratic Nominee in February 2004.
Double Doh!!
Seems to me that the election was close, coming down to a few hundred thousands of votes in Ohio...
Doh!
In addition, those comments were before the swift boating, which was devastating for Kerry.
However, the red herring you are using doesn't absolve you of the lack of fact to support your claim that blacks are anti semitic or anti Israel.
Kerry wasn't even the Democratic Nominee in February 2004.
Double Doh!!
Seems to me that the election was close, coming down to a few hundred thousands of votes in Ohio...
Doh!
In addition, those comments were before the swift boating, which was devastating for Kerry.
However, the red herring you are using doesn't absolve you of the lack of fact to support your claim that blacks are anti semitic or anti Israel.
Quote from Pabst:
The language in the resolution comes no where near implying U.S. aid to Israel.
ARogueTrader
Registered: Apr 2003
Posts: 2386
02-13-04 11:59 AM
Kerry is not above criticism at all.
His voting record is an issue. So is security. So is his vision moving forward.
Though, wouldn't it be nice if we didn't have to put up with all the mud from both sides?
There is a definite and serious split in ideology in this country.
Both sides believe they are ABSOLUTELY right.
This will likely boil down to once again people choosing an evil of two lessors.
However, if I were a Republican, I would be very concerned if my focus was more on what was wrong with Kerry rather than what was right with Bush.
If we look back to the 2000 election and think:
Of those who voted for Gore, how many of them will vote for Bush this time around?
So if the Democrats can capture the same Gore voters, and swing over some of the Bush voters, the election can be easily won.
Lacking a third party candidate this time also favors the Democrats.
The running mate is probably more important in this election than ever before.
Can't you imagine a pretty boy like Edwards, with his southern charm, swinging some of the necessary votes away from Bush down in Dixie?
Bush had better fire Cheney and take on a guy like Rudy Giuliani as his running mate.
The issues will become very blurred in this campaign. The mud slinging will be intense, and the last election was oh so close. The rhetoric will be insane from both sides.
The economy better start to improve quickly, as it is very hard to turn the economy around quickly in September.
Bush had better do something about the price of oil and gas soon too.
If I were Karl Rove, I would be concerned.