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.

Slices, Individually Wrapped

2 Comments:

At 9:20 PM, November 04, 2004 , Anonymous 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!

 
At 11:12 AM, November 05, 2004 , Anonymous 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

 

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