1/26 Taking bets. Will Kay be Bushco's downfall?
\_ No. No one cares and anyway he said a bunch of stuff was moved to
Syria so there's room for doubt in reasonable minds.
\_ no.
\_ No, it will be death by a thousand cuts that undoes Bush.
\_ You're assuming that there will be a "something" that undoes
him. Is it beyond imagining that nothing will happen and he'll
get a 49 state land slide victory a la Ronald Reagan?
\_ I agree. I think the democrats might be able to *win*
the election, but it's pretty unlikely that Bush will
*lose* it in the way the above poster means.
\_ if every person who voted for gore votes democratic once again
, and a few thousand greens in florida switch over to the
dems, bush would lose. how many people like bush MORE now than
they did 4 years ago?
\_ If every person who voted for Al Gore (including the dead
ones, the illegal aliens, and the ex-cons) gave me a nickel
I'd have a lot of nickels. So what?
\_ Everyone who thinks he did a good job with Afghanistan,
freeing Iraq, and creating Homeland Security. That's not
a negligible number of people, even with all the critics.
Why did people elect Reagan? Because he saw the world in
black and white, and a lot of people went with that.
\_ Yes it is beyond imagining that Bush will get a 49 state
landslide. There are at least a dozen states, California
one of them, that Bush will not win in Nov, no matter what.
\_ His poll number in CA aren't that bad. So, no, to people
who watch these things it isn't at all beyond imagining.
\_ I "watch these things" too and I sure that Bush
will not get 49 or 50 states. He will not get Hawaii
or Vermont or Massachusetes or Rhode Island for four.
You are nuts and don't even know it.
\_ I predict Bush wins California and another 4 years.
You heard it here first.
\_ Did you actually read his Sunday comments?
"I actually think the intelligence community owes the president
rather than the president owing the American people. ... Based
on the intelligence that existed, I think it was reasonable to
reach the conclusion that Iraq posed an imminent threat."
\_ Yes I did, and it seems very reasonable to be upset with
a president who appointed a large number of the administrators
in that intelligence community. The administration took the
worst-case analyses in Iraq to build support for invading,
and effectively ignored NK, Iran, etc. They wanted this
war and they got it.
\_ So what you're saying is, even though Kay comes out
highly pro-Bush, that the Democrats will still be able to
leverage Kay's comments into Bush's downfall?
\_ What I'm saying is, Kay's comments will undercut the
public's faith in this administration's ability to
maintain national security, and thereby make their
downfall difficult to prevent.
\_ I just don't think the buck will stop at the President's
desk.
\_ The public is also seeing the part about Kay saying
stuff was moved to Syria and quite frankly doesn't give
a shit anyway. You're grasping for straws. WMD in Iraq
is not an Achilles Heel of any sort. Bush is polling
higher nationwide at this time than any previous P. in
modern times at the same time in their first term. You
are setting yourself up for some serious disappointment.
\_ What about daddy. Approval at 89% in 1991,
dropped to 29% by the end of the year. -scotsman
\_ Could happen. Lots of things could happen, but
Bush really lost because Perot was there. With
our Perot, he would've edged out Clinton in 92.
\_ Ross Perot didn't make daddy's numbers drop.
W was at 60% a month ago. Watch him slide.
\_ are you a Republican?
\_ no, but I am a conservative. is it the same
thing in your mind?
\_ for the purposes of my question, yes. thanks. |