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Beer Goddess · 2004-01-27, 04:13 PM

I think that to say none of these guys has a chance is a little premature. If the election was tomorrow that might be true, but as the field narrows the other remaining candidate will hopefully gain support, that is if the democrats can learn to fall in line. (I agree with lab Monkey, the republicans are much better at that) Besides the dems don't officially nominate a candidate until August.

I don't hold a lot of stock in polls, but one poll over the weekend showed that if the election were held tomoorow, Bush would beat Kerry by a small margin. Another poll showed that Kerry would actually beat Bush by a small margin. So there is a possibility that enough people are concerned enough about the energy crisis, health care, and the economy to oust Bush.

2004-01-27, 04:13 PM	#14
Beer Goddess n00b Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Livermore, CA Posts: 9	I think that to say none of these guys has a chance is a little premature. If the election was tomorrow that might be true, but as the field narrows the other remaining candidate will hopefully gain support, that is if the democrats can learn to fall in line. (I agree with lab Monkey, the republicans are much better at that) Besides the dems don't officially nominate a candidate until August. I don't hold a lot of stock in polls, but one poll over the weekend showed that if the election were held tomoorow, Bush would beat Kerry by a small margin. Another poll showed that Kerry would actually beat Bush by a small margin. So there is a possibility that enough people are concerned enough about the energy crisis, health care, and the economy to oust Bush.