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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: U Up U Down who wrote (55739)	11/1/2000 8:17:07 AM
From: U Up U Down	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Gore juggles liberal and moderate bases By Michael Kranish, Globe Staff, 11/1/2000 ----- The bottom line is that Gore appears to have a much smaller ideological base than Bush, and must win a sizable portion of moderates in order to become president. Gore may, indeed, feel he is in a no-win situation. For example, when he travels to Oregon, he promotes himself as an environmentalist. But some in Oregon believe Gore has caved too often on environmental issues and are supporting Nader. But when Gore goes to West Virginia and proclaims himself on the side of the coal miner, he is attacked by some as being too strict on the environment. Thus, for opposite reasons, Gore faces the possibility of losing two of the most reliably Democratic states in presidential elections. ''This is a very frustrating moment for Gore,'' said Senator Bob Kerrey of Nebraska, a leader of the New Democrat wing. ''He has had to appeal to the people moving toward Nader, which tends to be the more liberal wing.'' boston.com Hahahahahaha

To: U Up U Down who wrote (55739)	11/1/2000 8:40:44 AM
From: JDN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Dear U Up U Down: I was in Tennessee last week. I was astounded by the number of Bush/Cheney signs in peoples front yards. Seems Gore is not very popular IN HIS HOME STATE. JDN