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| Originally posted by Shakka The way I see it, Kerry was never the democratic nominee of choice. In the end, they had to settle on him. First it was Howard "Yeeeeaaahhhhh" Dean, who took care of himself. Then it was Wesley Clark who was a joke to begin with. Then it was Geppy, Leiberman, Sharpton, and the rest of the goofballs that nobody could take seriously. And then there was Kerry, who shrewdly kept his mouth shut and was the ugly-guy on stage during the primaries. Eventually, he was all that was left that could be taken semi-seriously(I mean Dennis Kucinich? C'mon!). In the end, Kerry was what the Democrats had to settle with and now it's funny to watch people rally around him simply because they don't like Bush. People are cheering Kerry like he's the 2nd coming of Christ, but in reality I bet there aren't that many people who know 2 shits about him. It's not like he's actually come out and said HOW he plans to accomplish anything. He's just made a bunch of pie-crust promises and gotten a bunch of loud mouths out there screaming his name. His initials are JFK! We must vote for him! He is the 2nd coming!!! Unless he can pull some serious repositioning, I think he might've peaked at the DNC. He's rapidly running out of legs to stand on. Then again, the good stuff is just getting started. My popcorn is ready! This is what politics is all about. Fun ain't it! |
All the media predicted that Steve Harper, who led the alliance party here would win the election by a landslide based on polls. They said that Paul Martin's platform had too many holes and that was he was done. What happened on election day? Paul Martin won by over 30 seats and became Prime Minister. Don't read anything into the media, they just want to sell advertising space or papers.
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| Originally posted by torontotrance All the media predicted that Steve Harper, who led the alliance party here would win the election by a landslide based on polls. They said that Paul Martin's platform had too many holes and that was he was done. What happened on election day? Paul Martin won by over 30 seats and became Prime Minister. Don't read anything into the media, they just want to sell advertising space or papers. |
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