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 | CanadaSucks (45)
10/30/2004 | Doesn't matter- he'll steal the election like he stole the last one. Anyone really believe that Bush will actually play by the rules? This man has made a life and career of using unfair advantages thanks to social class and contacts. And Americans bought it. . .it would be funny as hell if it wasn't so pathetic.
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 | jgls (12)
10/30/2004 | although in national polls the race appears to be tight, the polling in individual states that are still in play looks most encouraging for the president. most of these states, with the exception of florida and ohio were won by the inventor of the internet in 2000. states that bill clinton won easily such as minnesota, wisconcin, hawaii, pennsylvania, new jersey, and new hampshire have turned into battleground states for the 2004 election. quite simply, president bush is making inroads on democratic turf. my prediction for the electoral college is as follows: bush 291, kerry 247.
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 | EschewObfuscation (61)
10/30/2004 | Smear machines and negative campaigning work.
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 | abichara (60)
10/30/2004 | It will be close, no doubt about it. This isn't good news for Bush. An incumbent at this point ought to hold a significant lead in the polls, but so far it seems as if we're heading towards a photo finish, like in 2000. It doesn't bode well for the President that he hasn't been able to define the agenda in the last few days of the campaign, which have been marred by bad news. The Bush campaign wanted to leave voters with the impression that Kerry was weak on defense matters as they go to the polls, but events have intervened apparently. One big difference between Truman and Bush was that Truman was riding a wave of good news going into the 1948 elections: the Berlin Airlift was turning out to be a smashing success and the economy was performing solidly. Bush seems to be in a very tight corner. Also the polls had been trending upward for Truman, there is no such motion for Bush at this point. It'll be close, but Bush will lose at the end of the day.
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 | bibliophile (10)
10/29/2004 | Normally, if he is to win, the incumbent should have a decisive lead this close to the election. Bush does not. But this election is so different the standard rules may not apply. It may not be over for Bush.
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