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Politics : WHO IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT IN 2004
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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (6677)11/19/2003 11:07:06 AM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) of 10965
 
The NH debate showed six almost evenly matched men.
Without the distraction of the minor candidates you can see every one of the six has compelling strengths and qualities to be considered the nominee. However, I think Lieberman and Edwards (as admirable as they are) are going to have to fall by the wayside which leaves Kerry, Dean, Clark and Gephardt. They're all good candidates though as I've said many times Kerry-Clark is the ultimate unbeatable ticket.
I wish they could all be nominated though. Dean and Gephardt also have alot of fire in their bellies. I was impressed with Clark really held his own up there. Gephardt seemed the most fiery.

Dean's big argument was this grass roots "new people into the party" argument. That's the same argument Nader used.
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