Rasmussen Poll Feels Nader Will Not Be A Factor In 2004

[Beloved Citizen]

According to The Razz, the criteria for this belief is:

A) The little imp won't be on the ballot in all that many states.

B) In what promises to be a very close election even Nader voters will display something approaching sanity and vote for Kerry.

C) When those claiming Third Party allegiance this year are asked a follow-up question regarding their preference, less than half stick with their original choice.

http://rasmussenreports.com/Nader%20Comment.htm

By the way, today's Rasmussen numbers are 46% Kerry, 46% Bush. After all the slime ejaculated from the White House attacking Kerry for the last few months, Shrub's number has hardly budged.

Fire the Liar.:donut:

[Toots]

1. IMHO ~ If Nader is a factor it will be against the Republican

He has alienated almost 100% of the Democrats and to a bunch of Ditto-heads he makes some sense plus a lot are disgusted with Bush* and will not vote for him but also will not vote for a Democrat. It is their way of registering their dislike of what is happening. I say to Ralph "Bring It On".

[rock]

2. Agreed

Nader is a alternative for the incumbent. bushsucks* is the one that will suffer as the conservatives now have a choice. The Dems don't need one.

[Beloved Citizen]

3. The Republican Ralph Nader? Is Isn't Ralph.

According to Timothy Noah @ Slate and NPR, Roy Moore, the Alabama Supreme Court Chief justice fired for refusing to remove a 10 Commandments from his courtroom, could very well end up as the Constitution Party candidate for prez in 2004.

Shrub and Rover aren't going to cotton to that kind of competition for the Evangelical vote.

http://slate.msn.com/id/2098195/

[Wabbajack]

4. Huh?

Why would a conservative vote for Nader?

[rock]

5. ABD

Anybody but a Democrat

[Wabbajack]

6. They'd go consitution party or

libertarian. I really doubt they'd vote for Nader.

[BabsSong]

7. Saw inside a recent poll (Christian Science Monitor) when broken

down by regions that Nader is the absolute lowest in the Midwest and that's where this is going to be fought. He's the highest in the East and that has been very safe Dem territory even with good Nader votes in 2000. Who cares what he picks up in the South because that's going 100% red even if we could dig up Wallace and run him as VP!! Florida is one place that could go blue in '04 and it's going to be the mad seniors and those who got kicked in the face last time that will more than offset a Nader vote.