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).
2 comments:
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!
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
Post a Comment