Most Americans make their decisions out of fear more than anything else...fear of money issues, fear of aging, fear of our "foes", fear of the unknown...and voting is usually a matter of fear..."Am I afraid enough to take a chance on someone new?".  When it comes down to it, too many are punch-drunk with nationalism or religion or greed to acknowledge their fear that we really ARE on the wrong path, and Bush will win.

However, I will never stop doing everything I can in the hopes that I might be wrong.  No one would be happier than me if I was.

Man...I have been hanging out with Cynicalman too much...

Despite the Conservative Media trying to sway the election to Bush, remember this:

Those who voted for Gore in 2000, a majority, will not vote for Bush this cycle.

Some of those who voted for Bush, albeit a small percentage, will vote for Kerry because they no longer can stand Bush.

I don't think this election will even be close..........

When it comes down to the wire, people vote for what's in their best self-interest.  Most of the major undecided states have been severely hurt by the Bush economy, and Kerry only needs a few of those (PA, Ohio, Michigan)  to win.

Although it is hard to promote Kerry when his aides are not sure about his position in the Senate Intelligence Committee.

I guess they are just trying to help their guy and since Bush' 'folk' lie so often they figure a little truth stretching will not hurt.

To paraphrase Patton:  "I wouldn't give a shit for a man who loses and laughs."

Rove is going to kick some Democrat Ass!!

But since a lot of voters voted for this guy once, the Bush might just win.  

But from within the Bush campaign itself, I sense desperation.  He has none of the advantages a good incumbant could count on.  

This will be an interesting Republican convention, an oxymoron.

/Zin

Here is a link to another fact if the dems were as adept at twisting the truth as the reps.