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

To: SeachRE who wrote (429562)	7/19/2003 3:01:07 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Kerry can indeed win. Bush is down to 42% who say they will vote for him. Kerry appeals to both centrists and liberals, plus war veterans and fiscal conservatives. He is ah honest, common sense war hero who is a top on foreign affairs, military and many other issues. He would probably run with Bob graham who'se job it will be to win Florida. If Florida goes democrat, the Bushies will lose. No way Bushies have a chance in California or NY. Kerry will guarantee states like Maine, Pennsylvania and NH go Democrat so the other battleground states will not be ewasy for Bush to win with this economy and his credibility issues. Bush will however win Texas and the deep south plus the northern rockies ex Colorado which is a battleground state.

To: SeachRE who wrote (429562)	7/19/2003 3:07:36 PM
From: American Spirit	Respond to of 769670

Latest New Hampshire Poll: John Kerry has regained sole front-runner status in the New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Preference Primary for the first time since January as core Democrats now support Kerry over Howard Dean by nearly 2-to-1. The latest ballot preference has Kerry at 28%, Dean at 18%, Lieberman at 11%, Gephardt at 10%, and the remaining candidates in the low single digits. Details from a survey conducted June 14-17 are available at 2004 Democratic Presidential Preference. * This poll is 3 weeks old, Dean may have closed it a bit since then. But Gephardt and Lieberman are probably fading so Kerry can pick up their support. If Kerry wins NH and does well in Iowa it could be all but over. If Gephardt doesn't win Iowa he will drop out and support Kerry. If Lieberman cant win in the first five primaries the same. Edwards must win South Carolina. If not he's out. dean will also be very damaged if he loses NH but I'm sure will stay in the race as the protest candidate rpresenting the angry liberals. Graham will probably be the Veep.