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05-14-2004, 04:49 PM
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What has bush received for his $60 million campaign
of negativity, lies and deception?
An approval rating of 44% Seems all John Kerry has to do is keep cashing the checks that are pouring in and keep a low profile.... Jr seems to be detonating all by himself... What was it that Napoloen said ? "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." Truer words were never spoken... Keep on keepin' on george!!..pretty soon you'll be down to your deeply distrubed base of knuckle-dragging religious kill 'em all nutjobs...and bugger all else... And then we'll throw your ass out...
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05-15-2004, 02:54 AM
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yup
Kerry is letting the idiot-in-chief hang himself - - - he's got PLENTY of rope with which to accomplish that!!
It's a good strategy - I hope Kerry sticks with it and doesn't let the press badger him into attacking the idiot-in-chief. The media keep asking "why aren't 'w's collapsing poll numbers translating straight across to Kerry? This is a very long election season because of the Demo-rats moving up their primaries. Kerry should just bide his time and watch 'w' chances crumble. Most Americans don't want to think about the election and their vote until October. I predict that's when Kerry's numbers will rise more. I hope the Demo-rats change their primary schedule next time around - this was a mistake, fersure. Both parties were afraid that the fund-raising laws changes would not allow them to raise "enough" money, so the idiot-in-chief has been campaigning since Feb 2001 and the Dems chose their guy early too. But Kerry has shown that, with the addition of internet/grassroots fund-raising (from people like moi) they don't need 8 months of fund-raising. ("enough" is in quotes because the amount of money they raise is obscene)
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05-17-2004, 10:48 PM
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I was right!!
Kerry Says Bush Needs 'Some Space' on Iraq
1 hour, 11 minutes ago By Patricia Wilson PORTLAND, Ore. (Reuters) - Democratic White House hopeful John Kerry who has barely mentioned Iraq on the campaign trail this week, said on Monday he wanted to give President Bush "some space to get things done." "I'm trying not to talk about it in politics," he told reporters aboard his campaign plane en route from Topeka, Kansas, to Portland for a rally with Howard Dean a former rival for the Democratic presidential nomination. "I want to give the president some space to get things done and see what happens," Kerry said. "I wish the president would lead. He needs to lead, lives are at stake. He needs to be really bold." ........sigh.........don't we all, John, don't we all...............
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