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Fed Up Donating Member (443 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jul-31-04 11:29 PM
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Democrats who are "excited about 2004" is nearly double from 2000.
and Repuke excitement is only 3 points higher.

from msnbc blog

James Carville is confident Democrat John Kerry is going to triumph in November. "If George Bush wins this election, it will be the signature political event of my lifetime," says the always-understated Carville. At the core of his analysis is an energized Democratic base: 68 percent of Democrats claim to be "excited about the upcoming election" versus 36 percent who felt that way in October,2000, according to Carville. (The GOP’s numbers are 48 percent in 2000 versus 51 percent today). Carville also points to polling showing worries among voters that America is on the "wrong track" and that the Iraq war was bad policy.
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this statistic as well as others look promising, but we still must not rest. Bush and Rove are getting their Guns of August into position.
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JohnKleeb Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jul-31-04 11:30 PM
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1. what can I a say, we got a great candiate
not saying Gore isnt a good guy but Kerry just astounds me often.
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otohara Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jul-31-04 11:39 PM
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2. Gore Was A Great Candidate
no one counted on the theft -
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George_Bonanza Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-01-04 12:24 PM
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3. Agreed
He won by a larger margin than a revered president like JFK, and he received the most votes out of any Democratic candidate in history. You're right, nobody thought of the wild card of thievery.
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