Are voters sheep?

[ringmastery]

Kerry wins Iowa and N.H. thus he's a winner and I want to vote for him. Can we realistically see Kerry win all of the primary states next week and wrap up the nomination?

[Democrats unite]

1. Dream the impossible dream!

Isn't that how the song goes?

[candy331]

2. Honey Child he ain't been down South yet !

where I believe he as well as My man Dean will have a rough go of it. Next Tuesday night we will listen from South Carolina want we?

[Democrats unite]

5. Do you know what sarcasm is?

eom

[pacifictiger]

3. yes, it isn't fashionable to be too much

of an independent thinker - you might be ostracized from your "tribe"

[Wwagsthedog]

4. No, Not realistically win all primary seats next week.

A couple of CNN polls from untrusted sources might demonstrate my point:

http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/wolf.blitzer.reports/

and scroll down to bottom right

http://www.cnn.com/


Even if these two polls and others support Kerry, unknown dynamics such as Edwards being an SC favorite for instance might cause Kerry's immediate plans to dominate early to suffer a spate of lowered expectations even though he prevails over the long term.

[Indiana Democrat]

6. They are only "Sheep"...

...when they don't vote they way YOU think they should have.

[Freddie Stubbs]

7. Bingo!

You beat me to it. ;)

[CWebster]

8. Except when they vote for Bush?

Then they are either misled or bad people?

[Kamika]

9. short answer : Yes

unfortunately.

I think Arnold proved that once and for all

[AntiCoup2K4]

10. Are voters sheep? Ask the 70% who thought Saddam pulled off 9-11

[PVnRT]

11. Only because of the media

that convinces them that a candidate is unbeatable after less than a fourth of the states in the country have cast primary votes.

Oh, for a media that doesn't seek to subvert democracy...