[Oberon]

Here's the all-important conclusion:

The 2004 Democratic nominee probably will cede the South and border states, as Gore did, because Democrats are too secular and too culturally liberal. The question is whether cultural and religious values will cost them votes in states like California that the former vice president won in 2000.

The Democratic Party is looking down the barrel at its worst showing in three-quarters of a century, a political disaster largely of its own making.

[suzyq5558]

Well i think thats good news:) and the dim's should have known that to alienate folks of religious convictions and core values would eventually see a huge falling away. lots of folks in my own family left the dim party a long time ago thanks to the secular views.abortion and other devilish things the dim's hold dear to their heart. i pray that the dim party bleeds out this time around.

[Ditter]

>>The democrat party is looking at a ..... political disaster of its own making.>>>>
Yes & don't you love it? The vast majority refuse to get over the clinton worship that caused it.

Except for stupidity they could have president gore going into his second term.
ha ha ha ha ha

[prairiebreeze]

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It must've given the editors at the LA Slimes a rash to print this. Makes me grin though.

Prairie

[prairiebreeze]

Preview is our friend

[SandRat]

Let us hope that these words; The Democratic Party is looking down the barrel at its worst showing in three-quarters of a century, a political disaster largely of its own making. come true and the final result is ----

[wayoverontheright]

The 2004 Democratic nominee probably will cede the South and border states, as Gore did, because Democrats are too secular and too culturally liberal. The question is whether cultural and religious values will cost them votes in states like California that the former vice president won in 2000.

I think they'll lose the south more because of the region's fiscal beliefs than cultural and religious ones. The south has its secular populations who still lean conservative because fiscal issues take precedent. The blue states seem to vote as if they don't understand capitalism or there are simply too many socialists.