DITTO! Living in one of the "swing states," it should be interesting. Especially since South Florida has had some "election malfunctions" (to put it gently) in the past. :-$PlannerGirl said:
Wow, that's a long shot, don't you know that Kerry and Edwards will be detained before the election for some violation of the Patriot Act?PlannerGirl said:
What blank look? You mean this one?Floridays said:
Our Register of Deeds is up for reelection, and one of her ads has a picture of her and W in it. I should see if I can't get it scanned. He seriously looks like Manson - with that blank penetrating stare.Floridays said:
I thought the was the deadwood (Cheney, Rumsfeld) that was keeping him afloat and got him elected in the first place. How many times did I hear from my Republican friends that, "Yes, Bush isn't sharp, but look at who he has around him"? Let's not forget Gail Norton. She scares me.Chet said:
Oh no, my friend. The association known as the Brothers Looking At Conservatives to beat Kerry Soon (BLACKS) has a solid membership that is 70 strong and growing.el Guapo said:Gotta give the man credit, Edwards will enhance the ticket.
If the Republicans are smart (and I'm not saying they are) Cheney will resign "for the good of the ticket," Rumsfeld will also fall on his sword and take over as Whitehouse Chief of Staff and W should pick J.C. Watts for his running mate. J.C. would kick ass and out charm Edwards as well as capturing the 10 to 20 person black Republican vote.
With a little research, I found out that J.C. Watts belongs to an even larger group than BLACKS.el Guapo said:J.C.(Watts) would kick ass and out charm Edwards as well as capturing the 10 to 20 person black Republican vote.
I'm dying here, man.....you're killing me.pete-rock said:With a little research, I found out that J.C. Watts belongs to an even larger group than BLACKS.
J.C. is a founding member of Conservatives Organized against Liberals and Orchestrating a Republican Election Despite our Skin (COLOREDS).
There are many conservatives, or at least Republicans, who are very upset over Bush's handling of the economy. Frankly, my attraction to the Republicans was for the most part attributable to their traditional fiscal policies (or at least rhetoric). Clinton actually did a much better job than Bush has on controlling federal spending. Bush is seen by many Republicans as profligate in spending and irresponsible in pushing through his tax cuts. He may find very lukeward support among many in his supposed base.Chet said:
True, but for every fiscal conservative who cringes over the Administration's handling of the economy and federal budget, there's at least one social conservative who's more concerned with having a President who projects an international image of strength, is guided by a strong moral compass, and fights abortion and gay marriage vigorously.Cardinal said:
Dan said:
That is called not shoring up your base. And gw has not done that yet.pete-rock said:
Well, not right after the election. There is the Lame Duck amendement after all, with emphasis on "lame". Sorry, ducks.otterpop said:
I never said you said this B-) ....just wanted to know if it bugs you like it bugs me :-\ , that chances are bad for this state going to Kerry......Similar to when Gore gave up Tennessee in 2000 :-c .....although, by then he was really a D.C. kind of guy.....PlannerGirl said:
