Posted on 08/27/2004 10:23:29 PM PDT by 11th_VA
Oh, please not the Zogby polls. They should pass legislationi and ban interactive polls. If you want to see this kind of 'movement', watch the Nasdaq. Don't waste your time with these Zogby polls.
There's alot more going on in WV than just the Swiftie ads.
Alot more than meets the eye.
Arrogant pro-death gun-grabbing Massachusetts liberals just don't play well in the Mountain State.
And the GOP is undergoing a resurgence at the grassroots level. For the first time in 70 years, the GOP has a candidate on the ballot for every single legislative seat in the state. Fact is, they have more candidates on the ballot than the Dems do.
Joe Manchin, the RAT gubernatorial nominee of course endorsed Kerry, but he is running from that connection as hard and as fast as he can short of withdrawing it.
"Diamond noted Bush has not criticized Kerry’s military record, “only his Senate record.”
Oh man. I can't believe the Kerry camp is stepping in this.
WooHoo!
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Is this the one that was dating Governor Wise?
It's Kerry's reaction to the ad that is killing him.
That explains why the Swiftboat Vets are pulling in all that cash - the Dems are contributing to ensure that the "backfire" doesn't burn out too soon. Actually what comes to mind is a picture of a drowning man and a straw.
BTW, I sent them $50 last week and I'm going to do it again this week. I encourage all Freepers to do what they can. This looks like the best money we can spend on reelecting W.
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