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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (530897)	1/27/2004 6:42:09 PM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (2) of 769670

Edwards is probably Bush's worst fear. This is because everywhere Edwards goes, he's proving that he's worth voting for. His movement will pick up as his message sweeps the nation. And it will! And I write the above paragraph as someone who hadn't given Edwards the time of day, until he got the endorsement of the Iowa's largest daily newspaper. Since then, I've been watching him more closely--he definitely has a message to give and it's resonating deep into the public consciousness. So I wouldn't annoint Kerry just yet. Although Dean, except for the military card (which is mostly a media card) is probably better than Kerry on grassroots issues, I think both he and Kerry could get taken to the cleaners by Edwards. I'm actually beginning to think that an Edwards-Clark ticket would be the one to blow Bush out of the water. This in effect, would decimate the GOPwinger 'Southern Strategy.' Edwards' message is liberal enough to carry the traditionally Democratic states and the South would surely be wooed by the drawl of it all. Moreover, it seems as if Edwards would completely undress Bush in a public debate. But more importantly, Edwards is right; Bush is wrong!

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