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To: LindyBill who wrote (80576)	10/25/2004 1:52:39 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793845

I am not either. But I am sure that Bush will push harder than Kerry to stop them. You can also bet your bottom share of Q that Bush won't give them nuclear fuel, as Kerry has suggested we ought to do. What's up with that kind of insanity?

To: LindyBill who wrote (80576)	10/25/2004 1:53:01 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 793845

Kerry Looks Strong in N.H.; Bush Tightens Grip in Colorado By ADAM NAGOURNEY - NYT Published: October 25, 2004 As the campaign enters its final full week, the focus is now down to 10 or 11 states, with the two biggest prizes -- Ohio and Florida -- apparently too close to call. Mr. Bush won both last time, and does not appear eager to give up on either one this time. The good news for Mr. Kerry: he is running strong in New Hampshire, which Mr. Bush won last time, and appears to be repelling an attempt by Mr. Bush to take Pennsylvania out of the Democratic camp. Some Republicans give him a slight edge in Ohio. The good news for Mr. Bush: He has established a strong lead in Colorado, and Mr. Kerry appears to be on the verge of pulling out there. He is also strong in Nevada. Given his problems in Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania, Mr. Bush has in these final days turned to three Democratic states: Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.