The Bush Administration is not too impressed by the Kerry-Edwards Democratic showing this year. As usual the Dems are a joke and while the Republicans might have their own problems like winning a re-election, there is not a doubt in this case that even should Kerry win the popular vote, we will see a repeat of history...with Bush winning by a slight margin on the Electoral vote totals while Kerry will win the popular vote, but eventually will end up hitting a speed bump called: Reality! Many have noticed already that Kerry has been a consistent flip flopper on national issues at hand and that misleads many voters to believe that he should not be trusted to be president because his ever changing values with the political winds. He makes a bold statement on one thing then goes against it and does the opposite of what he said. His greatest weakness will be his inability to explain himself when it comes down to nitty gritty time and that said....this election will not be an easy one for either President Bush or John Kerry. Nobody is guaranteeing a Bush or Kerry win but they are saying the Kerry-Edwards campaign had better change something if they think they have any chance at unseating the President. If Kerry thought this would be a landslide in his favor....he's way off track. If anything,, he'd better re-think his approach.

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by Anonymous on Jan 11, 2005 at 9:47 PM

I agree, Kerry & Edwards are going to have one hell of a struggle in this one. Sucks to be them!

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by Anonymous on Jan 11, 2005 at 9:49 PM

Kerry's attacks are all wrong. He's too stubborn and hard headed to admit that his claims against the current administration are simply identified as verbal bashing. Its just the Kerry blame game....that's all it is.

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by Anonymous on Jan 11, 2005 at 9:50 PM

Blaming somebody for the condition of a nation is simply plain stupidity on Kerry's part. Same with Edwards. Who hired these guys anyways.

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by Anonymous on Jan 11, 2005 at 9:53 PM

I'm not saying I support anyone, but I certainly do not support the Kerry-Edwards campaign. Who needs some 60 year old fart in office who claims to have a strategy to win the nations heart and make America better than it already is. America doesn't need Kerry and Kerry doesn't need to be president, period!

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by Anonymous on Jan 11, 2005 at 9:54 PM

70% say they would prefer to see Bush handle the national war issues over Kerry who only 44% say they support.

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by Anonymous on Jan 11, 2005 at 9:55 PM

Kerry might lead most polls, but by no means will he ever win an election bid for President.

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by Anonymous on Jan 12, 2005 at 7:17 PM

Noboby will really know how this election will turn out at this time, we'll have to waite till at least October. Kerry & Edwards have a great shot at winning this election. Most polls do have them ahead by just a hair. We'll also see a huge increase in the polls for both Bush and Kerry when both have their national confrences. Don't count Kerry and Edwards out, it's just to early.

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by Anonymous on Jan 20, 2005 at 6:37 PM

I, too, tend to think Bush will win. I tend to think the USA is full of closet fascists and their mindless trailer park devotees who were just waiting for a pitiful excuse like Bush to come out from behind all this "Mom, God & Apple Pie" flag waving hysteria bullshit and goose-step over the hypocrisy and hyperbole that is the US Constitution, the Bill Of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.
The USA is a country which has gone from primitivity to decadence without the entervening period of civilization enjoyed by other cultures.
I hope Bush wins. He will hasten the collapse.

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