WaIIy wrote:
On Sat, 02 Oct 2004 21:35:08 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

...but, with a volatile electorate, who really knows...

"Bush advisers were described as ***stunned*** by how negative the
reviews were of the president's performance, which many of them regarded
as not his best but not so bad."


Stunned that their candidate came across as a barely literate
nincompoop? Why? That's what he is...

I'd be worried about the internals Harry.

Nevermind, I'm sure you are.



I'm not a huge fan of polls, Wally, but...I do look at them. I think the
latest Newsweek poll *may* well be indicating a shift. I hope so.

What is encouraging is that Bush was so bad during the debate, and I
mean really bad, and that 60+ million Americans saw how inept he was.
That will stick in the minds of those who are barraged with spin
commercials from the GOP in the coming weeks.

The debate this coming week should be interesting. Bush has tremendous
weaknesses on domestic policy issues. About all he will be able to talk
about are tax cuts, tax cuts, tax cuts. He has no plan or vision for the
future of this country, and no answers for the great challenges
confronting us.

Now, hopefully he'll be able to be a bit more articulate but the reality
is, he isn't very articulate.

And Kerry is.

In this troubling times, it helps to have an articulate POTUS.