Why Bush will lose. He had his turn and he screwed it up; he is bad for

[opihimoimoi]

business. Business is what makes the Nation run, the flow of money one way or another. Bush has made a mess of it.

He is trying what worked for them in the past but the truth is coming out for all to see and ponder. He is the ultimate Lolo. His handlers cannot get him to remember the lines, the story, the talking points and instead, gets all mixed up and sseems to be "groping" with "lines" which comes out in Spurts. Hardly credible and hardly sincere, more condenscending than anything else.

Because his brain is on low gear and he cannot react fast, he avoids debates and press cons unless its rigged somehow. They even had fake journalists stand and clap giving the impression he said something profound. And those fake firemen in his ads? WTF was that about?

and so I feel the Bush is in deep peril. Kerry will get him to debate and Bush will defer until his manhood is in question.

Bush is on the defensive for the first time and he is pissed. The implosion has begun and his handlers are in a hissy fit. They cannot control Bush. He won't listen and when he does, he forgets. The Dufus of the century he is.


It won't be a suprise for me if the Master Pubs 86 him.

[ComerPerro]

1. All he needs is a terror attack

Forget logic, forget reason.

Bush should lose, yes, its true. These is no reason why anyone should vote for Bush.

But Bush should have lost in 2000 (and he did, but he is still in the White House now). Somehow, though, Bush got enough votes for his theft to look legitimate.

[opihimoimoi]

3. The videos of those "Floridian voters" pounding on the doors to the

recount room should be played over and over. Turns out, these guys were Pub Ops bussed in to stop the recount.
The people are waking up to these photo ops and deception. This is why Bushys trust level dropped big time. The American public hardly
trust the man these days.

[aquart]

4. Spain should make BushCo very uneasy about another attack.

Rather than cause us to rally behind the President, another attack on American soil might make us ask how he let it happen.

[ComerPerro]

8. Yeah, it would make us question that

But I am betting his approval would still shoot up to 75%

[goclark]

2. I'll Give him until the end of April

I agree with most of what you are saying.
I just ,in my gut, don't believe that Bush has the guts to withstand the process,

Al Gore was really kind to him..Not so with Kerry so far.

[unblock]

5. all kerry needs to do is reassure wall street

if kerry can convince the real powers that be that president kerry will oversee a nice business climate, then bush is toast.

even republican ceos know prefer a democrat that they 'can do business with' to a republican that only costs them money.


this except, say, the credit card companies that make more from bush's legislation than they lose due to his economic screwups. but as long as kerry doesn't repeal, even they would come around....

ultimately, bush is toast. no redeeming qualities.

[kodi]

10. that was how clinton beat bush 41.

once wall street was comfortable with clinton, bush 41 was toast.

[Hekate]

6. From your lips to the Goddess's shell-like ears

Can we please see W have a public melt-down?

Hekate

[mrboxers]

7. Take Bush's Teleprompter Away

Without his teleprompter, would Dubya survive against Kerry?

[BrotherBuzz]

9. Don't forget the ear implant...

Might be an easy way to jam that signal. Hmmm, can you visualize a techno hacker pumping a Porky Pig script into Bush*s ear during a debate?

[Jane Austin]

11. Do ya think

the ear bug was the reason the Russert interview was in the White House instead of at NBC?

[tobius]

12. we need to keep up, or when people run around saying "plastic

turkey" our credibility goes down. Newsweek changed their story online after they learned that firemen were used, it became a story in itself because they hadn't put in a correction, they had changed the original version.- (this is at the end of the article)-

Editor's Note: In our initial reporting for this story, we were told by a member of the Bush-Cheney campaign's media team that paid actors had been used to portray firefighters in its first election ads, which drew heavily on images from 9/11. After publication, the official told us that he had been mistaken. The Bush-Cheney campaign also provided NEWSWEEK with documents indicating that the people in the ads were authentic volunteer firefighters, not actors.

On Monday, March 8, after questions were initially raised about the facts in the story, changes were made to the online version. These changes were made in violation of Newsweek.com policy, which requires that substantive alterations be made in an accompanying editor’s note or correction. In conformance with that policy, the original version of the story was restored to the Web site on Tuesday, March 9. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4467791/