It's OVER, Kerry-Clark WINS in a LANDSLIDE

[Nimble_Idea]

Poor boy Shrub keeps spen'din and spen'in his whore chest and he STILL trails in the Battle ground states. Here is something for you people to swallow, SHRUB WILL NOT WIN FL, OH, or PA.

It's basically a Done deal. The Rust Belt has already voted shrub out and they can't wait for Nov. 2 to come.

April is almost done, and we are just 6 months away from freedom. The Month of May is when the dems fight turns up against ShurbCO.
Because in June, they will announce the Kerry-Clark machine and from then on, it will be a boulder running down the other side.

I feel better about this election than I ever had, and now I don't even sweat the POLLS from the WHORE MEDIA, because in the end, it will be the voters that decide this. NO MATTER WHAT THE MEDIA TRIES to sell people, they will still KNOW they DON'T have JOBS, and they don't like the JOBS they were given, the almighty MACDONALD ENGINEERS.

Im counting down, and it feels good to do it.

[slinkerwink]

1. um, what if the VP turns out not to be Clark?

[Nimble_Idea]

3. well, they also said

"What if the Dem Nominee isn't Kerry"
Im not worried.

[GOPBasher]

2. I hope you're right about all of it.

[KC21304]

4. I've been pulling for a Kerry/Clark ticket

since before Clark decided to get in the race. I think with all the talk about security being the deciding factor in a lot of the South, especially, Kerry would be very UNSMART if he didn't pick Clark.

Have you heard something we don't know ?

[Goldmund]

5. "in the end, it will be the voters that decide this"

Let's hope.

[KittyWampus]

8. Amen!

I have tried to stay out of VP discussions when they broach the subject of Clark.

But couldn't help interjecting here.

California, Arnold* and Diebold scares the bejeebus out of me!

[PatGund]

6. Not over until we vote

If we get too self-confident that the shrub is going to lose, then we run the risk of people going "Well, Kerry is going to win anyway, so my vote for him doesn't matter." We need to make sure Kerry wins in a landslide, so there is no doubt in the NeoCon and Religious Right's mind that we, as a nation, reject their views and philosophies.

It's not over yet folks. And while I firmly believe that Clark would be the BEST choice for VP, we need to make sure we get Kerry and his running mate in no matter *who* it is. Last time, the vote was so close that the Bogus POTUS was able to steal the White House from the rightful winner. Let's make sure it's nowhere near that close, and that Bush gets sent back to his show ranch in Crawford. Let's make sure it's so overwhelming that no scion of the Bush family dares to run again.

[BigBigBear]

7. If Kerry's running

at least partially on his military service, he'd never pick Clark. Clark outranked him and sustained far more serious wounds in Vietnam. Sounds trivial and petty, but we've already seen that the other side could make a big deal out of it.

I'd give those odds at about 6-1 against. Kerry should also not just be concentrating on the military service angle here - he'll need someone with pretty strong domestic policy bona fides.

Edwards, Bayh or Richardson likelier, I'd say.

I like Clark and supported his candidacy, but he's not the greatest campaigner, either.

[LandOLincoln]

14. The reasons you cite for Kerry choosing someone other

than Wes Clark are--to me anyway--precisely why I think he should and will give Wes the nod (in fact I think he already has).

As for the domestic policy bona fides--Kerry has his own, and consistently outpolls * on domestic issues. It's in the area of NS/FP that * outpolls Kerry, and therefore where JK needs shoring up.

Edwards and Bayh have no FP/NS chops to speak of, and Richardson's pale next to Clark's, plus he's promised--actually using that word--that he'll finish out his full term as NM guv.

[in_cog_ni_to]

9. I wish it was over.

I wish Kerry had already announced that Clark will be his VP. I so hope you're right. Clark is clearly his best choice....I just hope Kerry knows it. :scared:

[WI_DEM]

10. I honestly don't think it will be Clark

If he was going to go with a primary opponent (which I doubt he will do anyway) the likeliest one would be Edwards--who had the most staying power and whom most polls show is most Democrats choice for the second spot.

[BeyondGeography]

11. I'm afraid you're right, but for other reasons

The arteries of the Democratic Party's imagination are clogged. Clark isn't a member of the Boys and Girls Club. You know, the one that has steadily been getting its collective arse kicked all around the country.

These people are so hopeless they didn't even know you could criticize Bush until Howard Dean did it.

So Clark as VP would stun me, although not as much as it would thrill me.

[goclark]

12. Clark always thrills me!!!

:loveya:

[in_cog_ni_to]

13. Me too!

:loveya::loveya::loveya: