Thursday, November 04, 2004

Southern Strategy

I forgot I wrote this, about how the South would be one tough nut to crack for Kerry.

I also predicted, in February, that Edwards would be the VP candidate.

Wish I could be wrong sometimes. It's a curse, you know.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Truly, Mungowitz is never wrong. From the link above:

"Democratic presidential candidates can count on three states for sure: California, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York."

It's FUZZY MATH!

Anonymous said...

You were wrong about about Kerry winning. And the funny thing is that your own research points to why Kerry lost. A lot of policy pronouncments with a lack of conviction just does not gain the trust and support of the American voter. Saying "I have a plan" does not make voters believe in you or your plan -- many voters probably had no idea of how Kerry's plan would make their own lives better.

For more, listen to Robert Reich's commentary on Marketplace (http://marketplace.publicradio.org/shows/2004/11/03/PM200411032.html).

MJE