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Steve Z
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 Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:29 pm Post subject: Rasmussen Polls |
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More good news from Rasmussen: For the second straight day, Bush leads 49-45. This is a three-day moving average, for which
"Very few of the interviews for today's report were completed after the President's speech last night. Most were completed before the speeches given on Wednesday by Senator Zell Miller and Vice President Dick Cheney." (quote from rasmussenreports.com website)
We still don't know the full impact of the speeches by Miller, Cheney, and the President himself.
Also, Favorable/unfavorable ratings are Bush 54/45, Kerry 50/47. If the Kerry unfavorables go over 50%, Kerry loses. We need to find the 3% solution!
It looks like the RNC has Kerry down, but not out. What will SBVT do to keep Kerry down until November 2?
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:31 pm Post subject: |
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Hopefully run more ads.....
Everyone needs to contribute to this cause....
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:35 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | What will SBVT do to keep Kerry down until November 2?
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Kerry has fallen and he can't get up. LOL!
Just keep kicking him right in his ego.
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Beatrice1000
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:45 pm Post subject: |
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Now Clinton is in the hospital - and the news has moved from the Russian/hurricane front to Clinton..... this will occupy them for DAYS and they won't want to talk about anything else. ..  |
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 4:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Beatrice1000 wrote: | | Now Clinton is in the hospital - and the news has moved from the Russian/hurricane front to Clinton..... this will occupy them for DAYS and they won't want to talk about anything else. .. |
This may be a good thing. Kerry will try anything to get traction now and this may make it harder. Lets the RNC sink in for a while longer. |
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Steve Z
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 5:12 pm Post subject: Clinton in Hospital |
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Actually, Clinton's bypass operation might be the best thing to ever happen to Kerry. We can't under-estimate the importance of a "sympathy" vote for Democrats.
During the 2000 Senatorial election in Missouri, then-Senator John Ashcroft was about 5% ahead in the polls when his rival Mel Carnahan died in a plane crash about three weeks before the election, and his widow (with no political experience) stepped in for him and WON the election!
Sympathy, of course, can only go so far--when Minnesota Senator Wellstone's family tried to turn a funeral into a political rally in 2002, it backfired, and Norm Coleman won the election despite having suspended his campaign for several days after Wellstone's death.
SBVT will have to be VERY CAREFUL with this!
Maybe this "downtime" (right after the RNC and when the media is preoccupied with Clinton, the hurricane, and the Russian hostage situation) is a good time to reflect on the next ad campaign, possibly dealing with the consequences of the rapid withdrawal recommended by Kerry in 1971, or his "negotiating" with the enemy when that was supposed to be Henry Kissinger's job.
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 5:48 pm Post subject: Re: Clinton in Hospital |
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| Steve Z wrote: | Actually, Clinton's bypass operation might be the best thing to ever happen to Kerry. We can't under-estimate the importance of a "sympathy" vote for Democrats.
During the 2000 Senatorial election in Missouri, then-Senator John Ashcroft was about 5% ahead in the polls when his rival Mel Carnahan died in a plane crash about three weeks before the election, and his widow (with no political experience) stepped in for him and WON the election! |
You didn't point out that John Ashcroft GRACIOUSLY ALLOWED that outcome. Even the Democrats cannot sucessfully elect a dead man, unless the opposition allows it. Legally Carnahan's wife had no claim to that seat, in spite of the sympathy vote. By not taking what was clearly his seat, to do with as he saw fit, Ashcroft played the chivalrous gentleman that he is. Don't expect the MSM to tell it that way, after all Ashcroft is a conservative, and they're all mean spirited. If you don't believe that, just ask a liberal.
The point of this is that it makes no sense to vote for John F-ing Kerry to show sympathy for the convicted perjurer Clinton. There is no connection between the two, aside from political affiliation, unlike Carnahan and his wife.
And before anyone asks, I'm not inclined to see Clinton in a different light because of his medical maladies. He is, was, and always will be, an outright liar and convicted perjurer, unto, and beyond, death.
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I refuse to have any sympathy for a man who stops at mcdonalds during his morning run, regardless of political affiliation.
how do you feel bad for a man who brings it on himsefl? |
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Bostonian
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 5:59 pm Post subject: Re: Clinton in Hospital |
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| zinfella wrote: | | [Clinton] is, was, and always will be, an outright liar and convicted perjurer, unto, and beyond, death. |
But he wasn't actually delusional, so that's something.
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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How soon will Kerry pay a hospital visit to Clinton to get free airtime???
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| Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2004 6:10 pm Post subject: Clinkton and the "I steal ideas" |
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Think back , Elvis many times before he "did" get ill
used to play sick to get time off to rest. One time used
his zipo to heat up the thmo to 103 degrees,
Clinkton is another nut case , could be he is the shell and
this little part, Kerry just fell out .
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Just told my wife today how much I was going to be longing for the days of Clinton if Kerry gets elected.
Bubba is probably regretting not pulling a Rockefeller and checking out "en flagrante" (actually, the way I hope to go).
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