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RDixon · 21-08-04, 08:27 AM

I don't think it will matter much in the final outcome of the election.
The Bush crew can sling mud from now until doomsday ( which, btw, may not be that far away ) but in the end it will be Kerry who celebrates on November 3, 2004 while Bush is making his consession speech.

The main problem for the Bush camp?
They don't have any mud to toss that compares to the failures and screw-ups they have made in the past 3 years.
Even the most conservative person in the world, if honest, would have to agree that the Bush administration has been nothing but one spectacular failure after another.

This election will be decided, like most of the past ones, not by who the votes are cast for, but by the one who the votes are cast against, and I'm pretty certain there will be way more people voting against Bush than agaisnt Kerry.

21-08-04, 08:27 AM	#3
RDixon Registered User Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 3,742	I don't think it will matter much in the final outcome of the election. The Bush crew can sling mud from now until doomsday ( which, btw, may not be that far away ) but in the end it will be Kerry who celebrates on November 3, 2004 while Bush is making his consession speech. The main problem for the Bush camp? They don't have any mud to toss that compares to the failures and screw-ups they have made in the past 3 years. Even the most conservative person in the world, if honest, would have to agree that the Bush administration has been nothing but one spectacular failure after another. This election will be decided, like most of the past ones, not by who the votes are cast for, but by the one who the votes are cast against, and I'm pretty certain there will be way more people voting against Bush than agaisnt Kerry.