[daviddennis]

From the article, an irresistable tidbit:

I'm one of those who believes that if this gets too negative, the winner might be the one who has the most friends and relatives because I think the rest of us will stay home on Election Day," he said.

I wish I could be a fly on the wall in some of those focus groups South claims to have used, because I think the Davis ads stink.

I notice how the article did its best to spin a positive for Davis - yes, Simon's negatives are up, but Davis' support is still down against Simon. And in the end, that's what matters.

D

[RFH]

I am getting worried. I am really in to politics, but my wife could care less.

Last night, I was reading FR and my wife asked me what news I was reading. I mentioned a couple of articles about Bill Simon. She said "Isn't he the guy running for Governor? I saw that he drove a couple of businesses into the ground"!

Fortunately, she is apolitical and doesn't even vote, but it just goes to show how effective Davis' attack ads have been...