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To: Richard S who wrote (481521)	10/25/2003 9:27:48 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Poll last week showed Dean only 6% ahead of Kerry and Kerry with slightly higher approval ratings in New Hampshire. I notice the Dean website does not publicize that poll which is every bit as valid as the Zogby poll. Nor do the Deanies publicize polls showing him in third place nationally. There have been several of those recently.

To: Richard S who wrote (481521)	10/25/2003 10:53:04 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

You can't be a straight-shooter and say something like this. "Nope is never showed that. Dean was always in double digits ahead of Kerry in the last month" Obviously BS and obviously a Bushie. Gotcha!

To: Richard S who wrote (481521)	10/26/2003 3:34:50 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

So much for Dean's "huge lead" in New Hampshire. Boston Globe today: "Howard Dean is holding firmly to his lead in the New Hampshire primary, largely untouched by the high-profile entry of retired Army General Wesley K. Clark into the race or by targeted attacks from other candidates, according to a poll of independent and Democratic voters conducted last week. Dean, the former governor of Vermont, drew support from 37 percent of those surveyed -- a 13-point lead over the next closest candidate, Massachusetts Senator John F. Kerry, who garnered 24 percent. The other seven contenders, including Clark, remained far behind, with support in single-digit figures, according to the Boston Globe/WBZ poll conducted by KRC Communications Research." * Still a nice lead, but back to reality. dean is stil, beatable in New Hampshire, and that's his strongest state, a very small state BTW.