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To: Bob who wrote (354458)2/5/2003 9:35:41 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769670
 
Gephardt and Lieberman dont have a chance. They are old news. I respect Zogby but you'll soon see these poll numbers change dramatically in Kerry's favor. Gephardt was the overwhelming favorite as Iowa but Kerry has closed that gap substantially. Lieberman is well-klnown and liked but people know he just cannot win against Bush. And Gephardt's big strength had been union backing. The AFL-CIO all but just endorsed Kerry. Gephardt is in big trouble. Kerry is on a roll and sill continue to surge. Lieberman will gradually fade. Even Jewish voters will not support him in the end.



To: Bob who wrote (354458)2/5/2003 9:49:51 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769670
 
This recent CBS poll shows Kerry #1 and Gephardt in a weak 4th place.
cbsnews.com
I think it's much more accurate. Zogby is usually right-on but I follow these things closely and I see no real support for Gephardt, Lieberman of Edwards out there. Polls are funny sometimes.



To: Bob who wrote (354458)2/5/2003 9:56:54 PM
From: D.Austin  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 769670
 
followed by Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.)—newly endorsed by Ted Kennedy—with 11 percent.

That endorsement will help John move to the right ..oh ya -- Rightward Ho...