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05 Sep 2004 04:17:18 AM |
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OT: Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry |
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story=558354
By David Usborne in New York
05 September 2004
Excited Republican loyalists were harbouring high hopes yesterday that
their man in America's marathon election derby, President George Bush,
may at last have broken the deadlock with his rival, Senator John
Kerry, with just 60 days until polling day.
Mr Bush, flush from the energy generated by the Republican convention
in New York and buoyed by a new poll showing him with a double-digit
lead in the race, campaigned in Ohio yesterday, a finely balanced
state that is considered a must-win by both camps.
David Usborne
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| User: "Topelgeno" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry |
05 Sep 2004 06:40:56 AM |
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Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story=558354
By David Usborne in New York
05 September 2004
Excited Republican loyalists were harbouring high hopes yesterday that
their man in America's marathon election derby, President George Bush,
may at last have broken the deadlock with his rival, Senator John
Kerry, with just 60 days until polling day.
Mr Bush, flush from the energy generated by the Republican convention
in New York and buoyed by a new poll showing him with a double-digit
lead in the race, campaigned in Ohio yesterday, a finely balanced
state that is considered a must-win by both camps.
David Usborne
Typically
incumbent Presidents that go on to LOSE have a 16% plus LEAD after their
convention, while ones that go on to win come out of their conventions at least
32% up . So 11% in 2 polls 4% in another and 2% in a forth are not
significant. It still comes down to getting Democrats out to vote. There are
many more registered Democrats than Republicans in most of the battle ground
states, so they are there, they just need encouragement and in some cases help
over coming Republican road blocks.
Lets work our asses off to get Bush the hell out .
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| User: "August Pamplona" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry |
05 Sep 2004 11:27:36 AM |
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In news:20040905074056.08576.00000187@mb-m07.aol.com,
Topelgeno <topelgeno@aol.com> typed:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story=558354
By David Usborne in New York
05 September 2004
Excited Republican loyalists were harbouring high hopes yesterday
that their man in America's marathon election derby, President
George Bush, may at last have broken the deadlock with his rival,
Senator John Kerry, with just 60 days until polling day.
Mr Bush, flush from the energy generated by the Republican convention
in New York and buoyed by a new poll showing him with a double-digit
lead in the race, campaigned in Ohio yesterday, a finely balanced
state that is considered a must-win by both camps.
David Usborne
Typically incumbent Presidents that go on to LOSE have a 16% plus
LEAD after their convention, while ones that go on to win come out of
their conventions at least 32% up . So 11% in 2 polls 4% in another
and 2% in a forth are not significant. It still comes down to getting
Democrats out to vote. There are many more registered Democrats than
Republicans in most of the battle ground states, so they are there,
they just need encouragement and in some cases help over coming
Republican road blocks.
Lets work our asses off to get Bush the hell out .
A confounder is that people who rely exclusively on mobile phones
don't get polled.
http://suburbanguerrilla.blogspot.com/2004/09/can-we-all-calm-down-nowin-2003.html
August Pamplona
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| User: "quibbler" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
05 Sep 2004 01:03:20 PM |
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In article <18510aff.0409050117.5652e60f@posting.google.com>,
maff91@yahoo.com says...
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two percent)
between Bush and Kerry. Either the other polls were *****, or Bush
has had one of the more precipitous drops in history. If Bush really
got ten points then it's it's pretty much gone by today. Bush's dad got
a 16 point bounce and still still lost. Incumbents tend to get bigger
bounces than the challengers, but Bush's performance has been pathetic.
Often times incumbents need to get about a 25-30% bounce to stay
competitive and win. So
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
--
Quibbler (quibbler247atyahoo.com)
"It is fashionable to wax apocalyptic about the
threat to humanity posed by the AIDS virus, 'mad cow'
disease, and many others, but I think a case can be
made that faith is one of the world's great evils,
comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to
eradicate." -- Richard Dawkins
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| User: "quibbler" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
06 Sep 2004 01:01:03 PM |
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In article <lp1pj0lsn2nofjee87mlgbciokq6d5uhac@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 12:03:20 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two percent)
between Bush and Kerry.
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6 to 46.5
which is 1.1% not 11%. You apparently don't understand what a decimal
point is. Go learn what that is, dumb *****. Now perhaps your moronic
observation is that the poll numbers taken by time haven't changed, but
that's just because a new one hasn't been done yet. It's still just the
old and flawed numbers which didn't account for likely voters and
included about 60% republicans, clearly skewing the results..
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby and
the american research group confirm that spread is only a few points.
Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only about a 3 or 4 point
bounce. But, as usually, you've bought only the discredited
misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
--
Quibbler (quibbler247atyahoo.com)
"It is fashionable to wax apocalyptic about the
threat to humanity posed by the AIDS virus, 'mad cow'
disease, and many others, but I think a case can be
made that faith is one of the world's great evils,
comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to
eradicate." -- Richard Dawkins
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| User: "duke" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
06 Sep 2004 04:39:45 PM |
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On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 12:01:03 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6 to 46.5
which is 1.1% not 11%.
And some are showing as high as 11%.
You apparently don't understand what a decimal
point is.
I'm sticking by the news.
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby and
the american research group confirm that spread is only a few points.
Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only about a 3 or 4 point
bounce. But, as usually, you've bought only the discredited
misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
And some as high as 11%. Thank you.
duke
*****
Matthew 22
14"For many are invited, but few are chosen."
*****
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| User: "quibbler" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
06 Sep 2004 08:05:05 PM |
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In article <g6mpj05vackv6p1ct6h70l428h3fdv6e1l@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 12:01:03 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6 to 46.5
which is 1.1% not 11%.
And some are showing as high as 11%.
Others showing Kerry ahead by a point.
You apparently don't understand what a decimal
point is.
I'm sticking by the news.
Me too, only I've looked at more news than you have.
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby and
the american research group confirm that spread is only a few points.
Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only about a 3 or 4 point
bounce. But, as usually, you've bought only the discredited
misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
And some as high as 11%. Thank you.
Some as low as Bush behind Kerry, like the Economist poll from
yesterday.
--
Quibbler (quibbler247atyahoo.com)
"It is fashionable to wax apocalyptic about the
threat to humanity posed by the AIDS virus, 'mad cow'
disease, and many others, but I think a case can be
made that faith is one of the world's great evils,
comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to
eradicate." -- Richard Dawkins
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| User: "duke" |
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07 Sep 2004 06:00:06 PM |
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On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 19:05:05 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
And some are showing as high as 11%.
Others showing Kerry ahead by a point.
You apparently don't understand what a decimal
point is.
I'm sticking by the news.
Me too, only I've looked at more news than you have.
Hey, nobody truthfully believed 11%, but they did 7%. And that's where it stands today as
of 9/7/04.
duke
*****
Matthew 22
14"For many are invited, but few are chosen."
*****
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| User: "quibbler" |
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08 Sep 2004 12:00:27 AM |
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In article <g9fsj0d0e83c3tk4513dc40624ovfcnjad@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 19:05:05 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
And some are showing as high as 11%.
Others showing Kerry ahead by a point.
You apparently don't understand what a decimal
point is.
I'm sticking by the news.
Me too, only I've looked at more news than you have.
Hey, nobody truthfully believed 11%
Actually you did.
but they did 7%.
Actually that's a misreading of the CNN poll. Among registered voters
the difference is 1%.
Other polls like rasmussen continue to confirm a dead even tie right
not.
And that's where it stands today as
of 9/7/04.
Nope, you're just uninformed as usual. Other polls contradict this and
even within the cnn/gallup poll the data suggests that the 7% figure is
high. Their own data suggest that the difference is more like
1% and gallup acknowledged that the last day of the poll, the
race had narrowed around 2%. Besides, gallup is now predicting that
Kerry will win the election based on the fact that incumbents have had
to do far better than Bush has been able to do to win re-election.
Bush's father had a bigger bounce than his son and still lost re-
election. Face it, Georgie is going down quicker than drunken Jenna
Bush in the men's locker room.
--
Quibbler (quibbler247atyahoo.com)
"It is fashionable to wax apocalyptic about the
threat to humanity posed by the AIDS virus, 'mad cow'
disease, and many others, but I think a case can be
made that faith is one of the world's great evils,
comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to
eradicate." -- Richard Dawkins
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| User: "Fred Stone" |
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06 Sep 2004 01:50:05 PM |
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quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba653cb497f1b95989925@news.individual.net:
In article <lp1pj0lsn2nofjee87mlgbciokq6d5uhac@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 12:03:20 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com>
wrote:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two
percent) between Bush and Kerry.
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6 to 46.5
which is 1.1% not 11%. You apparently don't understand what a decimal
point is. Go learn what that is, dumb *****. Now perhaps your moronic
observation is that the poll numbers taken by time haven't changed,
but that's just because a new one hasn't been done yet. It's still
just the old and flawed numbers which didn't account for likely voters
and included about 60% republicans, clearly skewing the results..
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby and
the american research group confirm that spread is only a few points.
Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only about a 3 or 4 point
bounce. But, as usually, you've bought only the discredited
misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
Rasmussen isn't the only polling service out there. None of the
particularly "discredit" any of the others, since they all have different
selection criteria and their own particular methodological biases. Others
have the spread anywhere from zero to 11 points in favor of Bush. This
compares to previous reports from the *same* services showing as much as a
sixteen point "bounce" from the week prior to the Convention.
http://realclearpolitics.com
And of course a focus on polling numbers obscures the obvious meltdown in
Kerry's campaign. Multiple "shakeups" of his campaign staff, conferring
with Bill Clinton on his sickbed, the "midnight ramble" speech all are
major indicators. His constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall back on
but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic campaign and
their media pets are losing market share to FOX for goodness sakes. Expect
the pets to rebel to save their own hides.
--
Fred Stone
aa# 1369
Cthulhu for President! Why vote for a lesser evil?
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| User: "quibbler" |
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06 Sep 2004 02:36:42 PM |
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In article <Xns955C96EB31178fstone69@207.69.154.203>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba653cb497f1b95989925@news.individual.net:
In article <lp1pj0lsn2nofjee87mlgbciokq6d5uhac@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 12:03:20 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com>
wrote:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two
percent) between Bush and Kerry.
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6 to 46.5
which is 1.1% not 11%. You apparently don't understand what a decimal
point is. Go learn what that is, dumb *****. Now perhaps your moronic
observation is that the poll numbers taken by time haven't changed,
but that's just because a new one hasn't been done yet. It's still
just the old and flawed numbers which didn't account for likely voters
and included about 60% republicans, clearly skewing the results..
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby and
the american research group confirm that spread is only a few points.
Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only about a 3 or 4 point
bounce. But, as usually, you've bought only the discredited
misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
Rasmussen isn't the only polling service out there.
I never pretended it was otherwise.
None of the
particularly "discredit" any of the others
Actually Rasmussen has particularly addressed the Time magazine polling
data. He pointed out, as others have, that they selected way too many
probable repug voters that over-represented the right-wing view out of
proportion to its demographics. When corrected, Rasmussen says their
data only suggests a 3% bump, which is consistent with most other polls.
, since they all have different
selection criteria and their own particular methodological biases. Others
have the spread anywhere from zero to 11 points in favor of Bush. This
compares to previous reports from the *same* services showing as much as a
sixteen point "bounce" from the week prior to the Convention.
http://realclearpolitics.com
Neither this nor pollingreports.com are particularly quick about
updating their info. Neither one of them are listing the Economist poll
and they don't update very quickly when the rasmussen data comes out
either.
And of course a focus on polling numbers obscures the obvious meltdown in
Kerry's campaign.
No, lying shitbag. It was in response to an event called the RNC and
the fact that some of them tried to overspin and lie about poll numbers
for bush. It's clear that they tried to distort their lackluster
convention performance and they have been called on it.
Multiple "shakeups" of his campaign staff,
They've hired some new folks, but Bush has had some shakeups in his
staff too.
conferring
with Bill Clinton on his sickbed, the "midnight ramble" speech
His speech kicked Bush and Cheney *****. It appropriately addressed lies
from the convention and it apparently helped Kerry.
all are
major indicators. His constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical. Bush
insists that what he did in his irresponsible 20's and 30's shouldn't be
a campaign issue, but what Kerry did in his 20's and 30's is very
important. In particular Bush has applied a double standard about his
own service (or lack there of) in the "champaign unit" of the texas air
guard. Bush intentionally dodged fighting in vietnam even though he
allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency and is speaks to
his cowardice and lack of honesty.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
--
Quibbler (quibbler247atyahoo.com)
"It is fashionable to wax apocalyptic about the
threat to humanity posed by the AIDS virus, 'mad cow'
disease, and many others, but I think a case can be
made that faith is one of the world's great evils,
comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to
eradicate." -- Richard Dawkins
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| User: "duke" |
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06 Sep 2004 04:42:09 PM |
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On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 13:36:42 -0600, quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Actually Rasmussen has particularly addressed the Time magazine polling
data. He pointed out, as others have, that they selected way too many
probable repug voters that over-represented the right-wing view out of
proportion to its demographics. When corrected, Rasmussen says their
data only suggests a 3% bump, which is consistent with most other polls.
And some as high as 11%.
No, lying shitbag. It was in response to an event called the RNC and
the fact that some of them tried to overspin and lie about poll numbers
for bush. It's clear that they tried to distort their lackluster
convention performance and they have been called on it.
Wow, lookie at quib shaking.
Multiple "shakeups" of his campaign staff,
They've hired some new folks, but Bush has had some shakeups in his
staff too.
<gggggggggggg>
duke
*****
Matthew 22
14"For many are invited, but few are chosen."
*****
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| User: "Fred Stone" |
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06 Sep 2004 03:20:38 PM |
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quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba66a227600ca24989926@news.individual.net:
In article <Xns955C96EB31178fstone69@207.69.154.203>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba653cb497f1b95989925@news.individual.net:
In article <lp1pj0lsn2nofjee87mlgbciokq6d5uhac@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 12:03:20 -0600, quibbler
<quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two
percent) between Bush and Kerry.
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6 to
46.5 which is 1.1% not 11%. You apparently don't understand what a
decimal point is. Go learn what that is, dumb *****. Now perhaps
your moronic observation is that the poll numbers taken by time
haven't changed, but that's just because a new one hasn't been done
yet. It's still just the old and flawed numbers which didn't
account for likely voters and included about 60% republicans,
clearly skewing the results..
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby
and the american research group confirm that spread is only a few
points. Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only about a 3
or 4 point bounce. But, as usually, you've bought only the
discredited misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
Rasmussen isn't the only polling service out there.
I never pretended it was otherwise.
None of the
particularly "discredit" any of the others
Actually Rasmussen has particularly addressed the Time magazine
polling data. He pointed out, as others have, that they selected way
too many probable repug voters that over-represented the right-wing
view out of proportion to its demographics. When corrected, Rasmussen
says their data only suggests a 3% bump, which is consistent with most
other polls.
, since they all have different
selection criteria and their own particular methodological biases.
Others have the spread anywhere from zero to 11 points in favor of
Bush. This compares to previous reports from the *same* services
showing as much as a sixteen point "bounce" from the week prior to
the Convention.
http://realclearpolitics.com
Neither this nor pollingreports.com are particularly quick about
updating their info. Neither one of them are listing the Economist
poll and they don't update very quickly when the rasmussen data comes
out either.
And of course a focus on polling numbers obscures the obvious
meltdown in Kerry's campaign.
No, lying shitbag.
When you're caught, start out with the namecalling.
It was in response to an event called the RNC and
the fact that some of them tried to overspin and lie about poll
numbers for bush.
Lie shamelessly, make claims in direct opposition to the facts.
It's clear that they tried to distort their
lackluster convention performance and they have been called on it.
Pretend your weaknesses belong to your opponent.
Multiple "shakeups" of his campaign staff,
They've hired some new folks, but Bush has had some shakeups in his
staff too.
More pretending.
conferring
with Bill Clinton on his sickbed, the "midnight ramble" speech
His speech kicked Bush and Cheney *****. It appropriately addressed
lies from the convention and it apparently helped Kerry.
It ignored everything said in the convention and hurt Kerry terribly.
all are
major indicators. His constant whine of "you can't question my
patriotism"
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie. Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record and
his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any detail.
Bush
insists that what he did in his irresponsible 20's and 30's shouldn't
be a campaign issue, but what Kerry did in his 20's and 30's is very
important.
Another shameless lie. *KERRY* has insisted that his Vietnam service is
all we need to know about for his qualifications. Bush has called that
service *honorable* and Kerry *still* insists that he's being attacked.
In particular Bush has applied a double standard about his
own service (or lack there of) in the "champaign unit" of the texas
air guard. Bush intentionally dodged fighting in vietnam even though
he allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency and is
speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall back on
but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic campaign and
their media pets are losing market share to FOX for goodness sakes.
Expect the pets to rebel to save their own hides.
--
Fred Stone
aa# 1369
Cthulhu for President! Why vote for a lesser evil?
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| User: "Lloyd Parker" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
07 Sep 2004 05:00:57 AM |
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In article <Xns955CA645372F6fstone69@207.69.154.205>,
Fred Stone <fstone69@earthling.com> wrote:
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie. Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record and
his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any detail.
You mean like jobs? Taxes? Social Security? Health care? It seems Bush
is reluctant to run on his record.
Bush
insists that what he did in his irresponsible 20's and 30's shouldn't
be a campaign issue, but what Kerry did in his 20's and 30's is very
important.
Another shameless lie. *KERRY* has insisted that his Vietnam service is
all we need to know about for his qualifications.
OK, now you're a shameless liar.
Bush has called that
service *honorable* and Kerry *still* insists that he's being attacked.
Surrogates.
In particular Bush has applied a double standard about his
own service (or lack there of) in the "champaign unit" of the texas
air guard. Bush intentionally dodged fighting in vietnam even though
he allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency and is
speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall back on
but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic campaign and
their media pets are losing market share to FOX for goodness sakes.
The National Enquirer is a big seller too.
Expect the pets to rebel to save their own hides.
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
07 Sep 2004 10:25:27 PM |
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(Lloyd Parker) wrote in message news:<chkes4$h47$6@puck.cc.emory.edu>...
In article <Xns955CA645372F6fstone69@207.69.154.205>,
Fred Stone <fstone69@earthling.com> wrote:
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie. Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record and
his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any detail.
You mean like jobs? Taxes? Social Security? Health care? It seems Bush
is reluctant to run on his record.
People who know how the government works realize what a sham
the claims of kerry's flip flopping are. Yes Kerry voted to
give Jr. the power to wage war on Iraq. The White House spin
at the time however was that no decision has been made and
Jr. needed the threat of war to get Saddam to allow inspectors.
The result were: we inspected, found nadda, and wagged war
anyway.
Congress is all abour politics, people tack on crap
to good legislation and we are forced to vote aginst
it to get rid of the crap, and then elections
come along, the rivals say ohhhh, he voted against
this or that. Its an easy game to play but Democrates
have suffered because they are loath to play the same game,
they foolishly stick to honesty and princible.
allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency and is
speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall back on
but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic campaign and
their media pets are losing market share to FOX for goodness sakes.
The National Enquirer is a big seller too.
What Kerry has to fall back on is lifetime of public
service and the discipline not to cave under pressure.
His ideals are the same as mine, that the time has come
to end the nightmare of war in this world. Saddam was
contained and posed no threat. We have seen South Africa,
and the USSR end there repressive ways without bloodshed,
yet to get rid of little Saddam, the United States
killed 10,000 innocent Iraqs and saw thousands of there
own citizens die.
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| User: "Fred Stone" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
08 Sep 2004 07:52:37 AM |
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(Lawrence Seib) wrote in
news:75ab6396.0409071925.613eecc2@posting.google.com:
lparker@NOSPAMemory.edu (Lloyd Parker) wrote in message
news:<chkes4$h47$6@puck.cc.emory.edu>...
In article <Xns955CA645372F6fstone69@207.69.154.205>,
Fred Stone <fstone69@earthling.com> wrote:
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie. Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record
and his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any
detail.
You mean like jobs? Taxes? Social Security? Health care? It seems
Bush is reluctant to run on his record.
People who know how the government works realize what a sham
the claims of kerry's flip flopping are. Yes Kerry voted to
give Jr. the power to wage war on Iraq. The White House spin
at the time however was that no decision has been made and
Jr. needed the threat of war to get Saddam to allow inspectors.
The result were: we inspected, found nadda, and wagged war
anyway.
Lie again and again and maybe somebody will believe you this time.
Congress is all abour politics, people tack on crap
to good legislation and we are forced to vote aginst
it to get rid of the crap, and then elections
come along, the rivals say ohhhh, he voted against
this or that. Its an easy game to play but Democrates
have suffered because they are loath to play the same game,
they foolishly stick to honesty and princible.
Yeah, they "foolishly" stick to the crap they tacked onto that good
legislation.
allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency and is
speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall
back on but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic
campaign and their media pets are losing market share to FOX for
goodness sakes.
The National Enquirer is a big seller too.
What Kerry has to fall back on is lifetime of public
service and the discipline not to cave under pressure.
Until somebody actually tries to question that lifetime of "public
lying".
His ideals are the same as mine,
That black is white and evil is good if it works for the Democrats.
that the time has come
to end the nightmare of war in this world. Saddam was
contained and posed no threat. We have seen South Africa,
and the USSR end there repressive ways without bloodshed,
Are you insane?! Tell us all about Soweto and the "necklacings" in South
Africa. And tell us ALL about Chechens.
yet to get rid of little Saddam, the United States
killed 10,000 innocent Iraqs and saw thousands of there
own citizens die.
Oh, what a blind madman you are to think that anybody on this group is
so historically impaired as to give you any credence at all after that
pile of dung.
--
Fred Stone
aa# 1369
Cthulhu for President! Why vote for a lesser evil?
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| User: "Lawrence Seib" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
09 Sep 2004 01:16:57 AM |
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Fred Stone <fstone69@earthling.com> wrote in message news:<Xns955E5A4C68B71fstone69@207.69.154.202>...
lseib@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (Lawrence Seib) wrote in
news:75ab6396.0409071925.613eecc2@posting.google.com:
lparker@NOSPAMemory.edu (Lloyd Parker) wrote in message
news:<chkes4$h47$6@puck.cc.emory.edu>...
In article <Xns955CA645372F6fstone69@207.69.154.205>,
Fred Stone <fstone69@earthling.com> wrote:
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie. Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record
and his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any
detail.
You mean like jobs? Taxes? Social Security? Health care? It seems
Bush is reluctant to run on his record.
People who know how the government works realize what a sham
the claims of kerry's flip flopping are. Yes Kerry voted to
give Jr. the power to wage war on Iraq. The White House spin
at the time however was that no decision has been made and
Jr. needed the threat of war to get Saddam to allow inspectors.
The result were: we inspected, found nadda, and wagged war
anyway.
Lie again and again and maybe somebody will believe you this time.
Very convincing, nice documetation.
From:
http://www.cnn.com/2002/ALLPOLITICS/10/10/iraq.us/
8th paragraph,
Richard Gephardt, D-Missouri, said
giving Bush the authority to attack
Iraq could avert war by demonstrating
the United States is willing to confront
Saddam Hussein over his obligations to
the United Nations.
The following timeline metions no wmd's.
From:
http://www.infoplease.com/spot/iraqtimeline2.html
1-6-03 UN inspectors discover 11 undeclared empty
chemical warheads in Iraq.
1-27-03 The UN's formal report on Iraqi inspections
is highly critical, though not damning,
with chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix
stating that "Iraq appears not to have come
to a genuine acceptance, not even today,
of the disarmament that was demanded of it."
1-28-03 In his state of the union address,
President Bush announces that he is
ready to attack Iraq even without a
UN mandate.
2-14-03 In a February UN report, chief UN inspector Hans
Blix indicated that slight progress had been
made in Iraq's cooperation. Both pro- and
anti-war nations felt the report supported'
their point of view.
2-22-03 Hans Blix orders Iraq to destroy its
Al Samoud 2 missiles by March 1. The
UN inspectors have determined that the
missiles have an illegal range limit.
Iraq can have missiles that reach neighboring
countries, but not ones capable of reaching Israel.
2-24-03 The U.S., Britain, and Spain submit a proposed
resolution to the UN Security Council that states
that "Iraq has failed to take the final opportunity
afforded to it in Resolution 1441," and that it is
now time to authorize use of military force against
the country. France, Germany, and Russia submit
an informal counter-resolution to the UN Security
Council that states that inspections should be
intensified and extended to ensure that there is
"a real chance to the peaceful settlement of this
crisis," and that "the military option should only
be a last resort."
3-1-03 Iraq begins to destroy its Al Samoud missiles.
3-14-03 the U.S. and Britain's intense lobbying efforts
among the other UN Security Council members yield
only four supporters (in addition to the U.S. and
Britain, Spain and Bulgaria); nine votes (and no
vetoes from the five permanent members) out of
fifteen are required for the resolution's passage.
The U.S. decides not to call for a vote on the
resolution.
3-17-03 All diplomatic efforts cease when President Bush
delivers an ultimatum to Saddam Hussein to leave
the country within 48 hours or else face an attack.>
Congress is all abour politics, people tack on crap
to good legislation and we are forced to vote aginst
it to get rid of the crap, and then elections
come along, the rivals say ohhhh, he voted against
this or that. Its an easy game to play but Democrates
have suffered because they are loath to play the same game,
they foolishly stick to honesty and princible.
Yeah, they "foolishly" stick to the crap they tacked onto that good
legislation.
allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency and is
speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall
back on but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic
campaign and their media pets are losing market share to FOX for
goodness sakes.
The National Enquirer is a big seller too.
What Kerry has to fall back on is lifetime of public
service and the discipline not to cave under pressure.
Until somebody actually tries to question that lifetime of "public
lying".
His ideals are the same as mine,
That black is white and evil is good if it works for the Democrats.
Oh, what a blind madman you are to think that anybody on this group is
so historically impaired as to give you any credence at all after that
pile of dung.
George W. Bush
Address to the United Nations General Assembly
12 September 2002
"The Security Council resolutions will be enforced
-- the just demands of peace and security will be
met -- or action will be unavoidable."
translation: war for peace.
Larry
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| User: "quibbler" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
06 Sep 2004 05:03:41 PM |
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In article <Xns955CA645372F6fstone69@207.69.154.205>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba66a227600ca24989926@news.individual.net:
In article <Xns955C96EB31178fstone69@207.69.154.203>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba653cb497f1b95989925@news.individual.net:
In article <lp1pj0lsn2nofjee87mlgbciokq6d5uhac@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 12:03:20 -0600, quibbler
<quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two
percent) between Bush and Kerry.
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6 to
46.5 which is 1.1% not 11%. You apparently don't understand what a
decimal point is. Go learn what that is, dumb *****. Now perhaps
your moronic observation is that the poll numbers taken by time
haven't changed, but that's just because a new one hasn't been done
yet. It's still just the old and flawed numbers which didn't
account for likely voters and included about 60% republicans,
clearly skewing the results..
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby
and the american research group confirm that spread is only a few
points. Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only about a 3
or 4 point bounce. But, as usually, you've bought only the
discredited misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
Rasmussen isn't the only polling service out there.
I never pretended it was otherwise.
None of the
particularly "discredit" any of the others
Actually Rasmussen has particularly addressed the Time magazine
polling data. He pointed out, as others have, that they selected way
too many probable repug voters that over-represented the right-wing
view out of proportion to its demographics. When corrected, Rasmussen
says their data only suggests a 3% bump, which is consistent with most
other polls.
, since they all have different
selection criteria and their own particular methodological biases.
Others have the spread anywhere from zero to 11 points in favor of
Bush. This compares to previous reports from the *same* services
showing as much as a sixteen point "bounce" from the week prior to
the Convention.
http://realclearpolitics.com
Neither this nor pollingreports.com are particularly quick about
updating their info. Neither one of them are listing the Economist
poll and they don't update very quickly when the rasmussen data comes
out either.
And of course a focus on polling numbers obscures the obvious
meltdown in Kerry's campaign.
No, lying shitbag.
When you're caught, start out with the namecalling.
You caught nothing and calling you a lying shitbag is merely telling the
truth.
It was in response to an event called the RNC and
the fact that some of them tried to overspin and lie about poll
numbers for bush.
Lie shamelessly, make claims in direct opposition to the facts.
You might be tipping your hand about your own game plan, but nothing
more.
It's clear that they tried to distort their
lackluster convention performance and they have been called on it.
Pretend your weaknesses belong to your opponent.
People were not impressed by Zell. They were not impressed by Cheney.
They were not impressed by the Bush bimbos. They were not impressed by
Bush himself. Others like Arnie and Laura have been discredited due to
their distortions. Bush stepped on his own crank in the middle of the
convention with the Matt Lauer interview. Bush declared war on social
security and now seniors are wondering if he knew he would be raising
premiums as he was cynically promising to protect them in his speech.
There were many miscalculations at the RNC and it's culminated in rather
weak poll numbers for Bush. Gallup is now predicting that Bush will
lose this election because he didn't get enough of a bounce.
Multiple "shakeups" of his campaign staff,
They've hired some new folks, but Bush has had some shakeups in his
staff too.
More pretending.
No pretending is involved here. Lockhart joined Kerry. Swift boat
liars associated with the bush admin were forced to leave. Both sides
see turnover. For you to label non-controversial facts "more
pretending" shows how out of touch you are with reality.
conferring
with Bill Clinton on his sickbed, the "midnight ramble" speech
His speech kicked Bush and Cheney *****. It appropriately addressed
lies from the convention and it apparently helped Kerry.
It ignored everything said in the convention and hurt Kerry terribly.
It addressed many criticism levelled by the convention, address specific
issues they raised and it helped Kerry considerably. Again, you can't
even deal with reality any more.
all are
major indicators. His constant whine of "you can't question my
patriotism"
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie.
It certainly is not. Many repugs have attacked Kerry's patriotism and
you know it. Yet people like Bush and Cheney have very question
patriotic credentials themselves and repugs don't challenge them.
Certainly if Cheney or Bush were liberals then their records would be
more tightly scrutinized and criticized by the right. Therefore, repugs
definitely are being hypocritical.
Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record and
his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any detail.
Kerry discusses it in great detail, particularly on his website, your
argument from ignorance notwithstanding.
Bush
insists that what he did in his irresponsible 20's and 30's shouldn't
be a campaign issue, but what Kerry did in his 20's and 30's is very
important.
Another shameless lie.
It's not a lie. Bush has declared his own military record out-of-
bounds, but there are abundant links between his campaign and the
smearboat liars.
*KERRY* has insisted that his Vietnam service is
all we need to know about for his qualifications. Bush has called that
service *honorable* and Kerry *still* insists that he's being attacked.
Kerry rightly claims credit for his honorable actions and he is also
right to claim that he's still being attacked and smeared by the Bush
campaign. This was clearly planned from the get go, with O'Neill and
had nothing to do with Kerry "making a big deal" out of his service.
O'Neill's book was already written and the attack ads were already made
before Kerry's convention. Furthermore, Bush still refuses to actually
repudiate these smears and lies because he knows that he paid Karl Rove
and his operatives good money to do them.
In particular Bush has applied a double standard about his
own service (or lack there of) in the "champaign unit" of the texas
air guard. Bush intentionally dodged fighting in vietnam even though
he allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency and is
speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
Yes, it certainly is a double standard that Bush is applying. Many
repugs have attacked Kerry's courage and heroism in combat, yet they
ignore the fact that Bush displayed zero heroism in combat during
vietnam. They forget the fact that Bush specifically joined a unit for
rich kids who wanted to hide from combat. George continued to hide
behind deferments even after he ceased performing his guard duty in time
of war.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
They can't, without massive hypocrisy on their own side. Bush says that
he was for the vietnam war. But he voted against it with is cowardly
feet when he intentionally wrangled an appointment to the "champaign
unit" in the texas air guard, where he knew no fighting would occur. He
checked the box that said he chose not to serve in combat overseas.
That was not an act of patriotism. Neither were Cheney's five
deferments and "other priorities".
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall back on
but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic campaign
Aww you ain't seen nothing yet you crybaby little *****. Kerry hasn't
made a smearboat commercial about Bush yet, but the gloves are off now.
Bush crossed the line and payback is a *****. Turn about is fair play
and I've got plenty more cliches where that comes from to explain why
it's extremely appropriate for Kerry to defend himself. Besides,
mudslinging repugs goggle up that kind of red meat. They might as well
choke on some from Kerry.
and
their media pets are losing market share to FOX for goodness sakes.
Expect the pets to rebel to save their own hides.
Fox has only been successful in the short term because there are
advantages to theft over honest toil and their fiction tends to sell
better than the boring truth. But their number is pretty much up as
well. They are not journalists and in a just world they wouldn't have a
broadcast license for much longer. I suspect that this day is coming
and the right-wing hysteria that ensues will be too priceless for mere
words.
--
Quibbler (quibbler247atyahoo.com)
"It is fashionable to wax apocalyptic about the
threat to humanity posed by the AIDS virus, 'mad cow'
disease, and many others, but I think a case can be
made that faith is one of the world's great evils,
comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to
eradicate." -- Richard Dawkins
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| User: "Fred Stone" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
06 Sep 2004 05:48:43 PM |
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quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba68cac69835b20989928@news.individual.net:
In article <Xns955CA645372F6fstone69@207.69.154.205>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba66a227600ca24989926@news.individual.net:
In article <Xns955C96EB31178fstone69@207.69.154.203>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba653cb497f1b95989925@news.individual.net:
In article <lp1pj0lsn2nofjee87mlgbciokq6d5uhac@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 12:03:20 -0600, quibbler
<quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two
percent) between Bush and Kerry.
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6
to 46.5 which is 1.1% not 11%. You apparently don't understand
what a decimal point is. Go learn what that is, dumb *****. Now
perhaps your moronic observation is that the poll numbers taken
by time haven't changed, but that's just because a new one
hasn't been done yet. It's still just the old and flawed
numbers which didn't account for likely voters and included
about 60% republicans, clearly skewing the results..
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby
and the american research group confirm that spread is only a
few points. Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only
about a 3 or 4 point bounce. But, as usually, you've bought
only the discredited misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
Rasmussen isn't the only polling service out there.
I never pretended it was otherwise.
None of the
particularly "discredit" any of the others
Actually Rasmussen has particularly addressed the Time magazine
polling data. He pointed out, as others have, that they selected
way too many probable repug voters that over-represented the
right-wing view out of proportion to its demographics. When
corrected, Rasmussen says their data only suggests a 3% bump, which
is consistent with most other polls.
, since they all have different
selection criteria and their own particular methodological biases.
Others have the spread anywhere from zero to 11 points in favor of
Bush. This compares to previous reports from the *same* services
showing as much as a sixteen point "bounce" from the week prior to
the Convention.
http://realclearpolitics.com
Neither this nor pollingreports.com are particularly quick about
updating their info. Neither one of them are listing the Economist
poll and they don't update very quickly when the rasmussen data
comes out either.
And of course a focus on polling numbers obscures the obvious
meltdown in Kerry's campaign.
No, lying shitbag.
When you're caught, start out with the namecalling.
You caught nothing and calling you a lying shitbag is merely telling
the truth.
Don't ever admit it when your own tactics are exposed, q.
It was in response to an event called the RNC and
the fact that some of them tried to overspin and lie about poll
numbers for bush.
Lie shamelessly, make claims in direct opposition to the facts.
You might be tipping your hand about your own game plan, but nothing
more.
You're as transparent as glass, quibbler. Right by the book, Propaganda
101, case study by The Quibbler.
It's clear that they tried to distort their
lackluster convention performance and they have been called on it.
Pretend your weaknesses belong to your opponent.
People were not impressed by Zell. They were not impressed by Cheney.
They were not impressed by the Bush bimbos. They were not impressed
by Bush himself. Others like Arnie and Laura have been discredited
due to their distortions. Bush stepped on his own crank in the middle
of the convention with the Matt Lauer interview. Bush declared war on
social security and now seniors are wondering if he knew he would be
raising premiums as he was cynically promising to protect them in his
speech.
Keep on pretending in the face of overwhelming evidence.
There were many miscalculations at the RNC and it's
culminated in rather weak poll numbers for Bush. Gallup is now
predicting that Bush will lose this election because he didn't get
enough of a bounce.
Multiple "shakeups" of his campaign staff,
They've hired some new folks, but Bush has had some shakeups in his
staff too.
More pretending.
No pretending is involved here. Lockhart joined Kerry. Swift boat
liars associated with the bush admin were forced to leave. Both sides
see turnover. For you to label non-controversial facts "more
pretending" shows how out of touch you are with reality.
Kerry's own campaign has had to acknowledge the truth of the Swiftee's
allegations. Now the Navy is investigating the veracity of some of the
paperwork that Kerry claims as supporting documentation.
conferring
with Bill Clinton on his sickbed, the "midnight ramble" speech
His speech kicked Bush and Cheney *****. It appropriately addressed
lies from the convention and it apparently helped Kerry.
It ignored everything said in the convention and hurt Kerry terribly.
It addressed many criticism levelled by the convention, address
specific issues they raised and it helped Kerry considerably. Again,
you can't even deal with reality any more.
When do you plan to introduce some reality into this, quibbler?
all are
major indicators. His constant whine of "you can't question my
patriotism"
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie.
It certainly is not. Many repugs have attacked Kerry's patriotism and
you know it.
More namecalling and denial of the facts.
Yet people like Bush and Cheney have very question
patriotic credentials themselves and repugs don't challenge them.
Certainly if Cheney or Bush were liberals then their records would be
more tightly scrutinized and criticized by the right. Therefore,
repugs definitely are being hypocritical.
Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record and
his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any detail.
Kerry discusses it in great detail, particularly on his website, your
argument from ignorance notwithstanding.
Bush
insists that what he did in his irresponsible 20's and 30's
shouldn't be a campaign issue, but what Kerry did in his 20's and
30's is very important.
Another shameless lie.
It's not a lie. Bush has declared his own military record out-of-
bounds, but there are abundant links between his campaign and the
smearboat liars.
Bush's record has been on the table for four years now.
*KERRY* has insisted that his Vietnam service is
all we need to know about for his qualifications. Bush has called
that service *honorable* and Kerry *still* insists that he's being
attacked.
Kerry rightly claims credit for his honorable actions and he is also
right to claim that he's still being attacked and smeared by the Bush
campaign. This was clearly planned from the get go, with O'Neill and
had nothing to do with Kerry "making a big deal" out of his service.
O'Neill's book was already written and the attack ads were already
made before Kerry's convention. Furthermore, Bush still refuses to
actually repudiate these smears and lies because he knows that he paid
Karl Rove and his operatives good money to do them.
They're none of Bush's business to affirm or deny. That would be in
violation of the 527 rules.
In particular Bush has applied a double standard about his
own service (or lack there of) in the "champaign unit" of the texas
air guard. Bush intentionally dodged fighting in vietnam even
though he allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency
and is speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
Yes, it certainly is a double standard that Bush is applying. Many
repugs have attacked Kerry's courage and heroism in combat, yet they
ignore the fact that Bush displayed zero heroism in combat during
vietnam. They forget the fact that Bush specifically joined a unit
for rich kids who wanted to hide from combat. George continued to
hide behind deferments even after he ceased performing his guard duty
in time of war.
Bush's record as Commander in Chief is far more important than ancient
history anyway. But since Kerry hasn't *got* that sort of record he has
to dredge up the past, and it's not going to be kind to him.
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
They can't, without massive hypocrisy on their own side. Bush says
that he was for the vietnam war. But he voted against it with is
cowardly feet when he intentionally wrangled an appointment to the
"champaign unit" in the texas air guard, where he knew no fighting
would occur. He checked the box that said he chose not to serve in
combat overseas. That was not an act of patriotism. Neither were
Cheney's five deferments and "other priorities".
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall back
on but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic
campaign
Aww you ain't seen nothing yet you crybaby little *****. Kerry hasn't
made a smearboat commercial about Bush yet, but the gloves are off
now. Bush crossed the line and payback is a *****.
Yeah, right "Bring it on" said Kerry, in parody of Bush, and when it was
brought he ran away crying.
Turn about is
fair play and I've got plenty more cliches where that comes from to
explain why it's extremely appropriate for Kerry to defend himself.
Besides, mudslinging repugs goggle up that kind of red meat. They
might as well choke on some from Kerry.
Bush has been quite properly ignoring that sort of thing for four years
now. He hasn't once let it get under his skin the way Kerry did for the
Midnight Meltdown.
and
their media pets are losing market share to FOX for goodness sakes.
Expect the pets to rebel to save their own hides.
Fox has only been successful in the short term because there are
advantages to theft over honest toil and their fiction tends to sell
better than the boring truth. But their number is pretty much up as
well. They are not journalists and in a just world they wouldn't have
a broadcast license for much longer. I suspect that this day is
coming and the right-wing hysteria that ensues will be too priceless
for mere words.
And it comes down to the leftist declaration of totalitarian "justice"
at the end. Sure, q, go ahead and tell us who else you'll deny their
freedom of speech in a "just leftists" world.
--
Fred Stone
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Cthulhu for President! Why vote for a lesser evil?
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
07 Sep 2004 12:43:48 AM |
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Fred Stone <fstone69@earthling.com> wrote in message news:<Xns955CBF60D92C4fstone69@207.69.154.202>...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba68cac69835b20989928@news.individual.net:
In article <Xns955CA645372F6fstone69@207.69.154.205>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba66a227600ca24989926@news.individual.net:
In article <Xns955C96EB31178fstone69@207.69.154.203>,
fstone69@earthling.com says...
quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba653cb497f1b95989925@news.individual.net:
In article <lp1pj0lsn2nofjee87mlgbciokq6d5uhac@4ax.com>,
duckgumbo32@cox.net says...
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 12:03:20 -0600, quibbler
<quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote:
Bush surges to 11-point lead over Kerry
BZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This poll now says the difference is 1.2% (yes, one point two
percent) between Bush and Kerry.
Not the one on Labor day, which is still holding at 11%.
No, you stupid, lying ***** the rasmussen poll today shows 47.6
to 46.5 which is 1.1% not 11%. You apparently don't understand
what a decimal point is. Go learn what that is, dumb *****. Now
perhaps your moronic observation is that the poll numbers taken
by time haven't changed, but that's just because a new one
hasn't been done yet. It's still just the old and flawed
numbers which didn't account for likely voters and included
about 60% republicans, clearly skewing the results..
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/Presidential_Tracking_Poll.htm
Other polls, such as the that from the economist magazine, zogby
and the american research group confirm that spread is only a
few points. Bush and Kerry internal polling also suggest only
about a 3 or 4 point bounce. But, as usually, you've bought
only the discredited misinformation purveyed by FUX sNews.
Rasmussen isn't the only polling service out there.
I never pretended it was otherwise.
None of the
particularly "discredit" any of the others
Actually Rasmussen has particularly addressed the Time magazine
polling data. He pointed out, as others have, that they selected
way too many probable repug voters that over-represented the
right-wing view out of proportion to its demographics. When
corrected, Rasmussen says their data only suggests a 3% bump, which
is consistent with most other polls.
, since they all have different
selection criteria and their own particular methodological biases.
Others have the spread anywhere from zero to 11 points in favor of
Bush. This compares to previous reports from the *same* services
showing as much as a sixteen point "bounce" from the week prior to
the Convention.
http://realclearpolitics.com
Neither this nor pollingreports.com are particularly quick about
updating their info. Neither one of them are listing the Economist
poll and they don't update very quickly when the rasmussen data
comes out either.
And of course a focus on polling numbers obscures the obvious
meltdown in Kerry's campaign.
No, lying shitbag.
When you're caught, start out with the namecalling.
You caught nothing and calling you a lying shitbag is merely telling
the truth.
Don't ever admit it when your own tactics are exposed, q.
It was in response to an event called the RNC and
the fact that some of them tried to overspin and lie about poll
numbers for bush.
Lie shamelessly, make claims in direct opposition to the facts.
You might be tipping your hand about your own game plan, but nothing
more.
You're as transparent as glass, quibbler. Right by the book, Propaganda
101, case study by The Quibbler.
It's clear that they tried to distort their
lackluster convention performance and they have been called on it.
Pretend your weaknesses belong to your opponent.
People were not impressed by Zell. They were not impressed by Cheney.
They were not impressed by the Bush bimbos. They were not impressed
by Bush himself. Others like Arnie and Laura have been discredited
due to their distortions. Bush stepped on his own crank in the middle
of the convention with the Matt Lauer interview. Bush declared war on
social security and now seniors are wondering if he knew he would be
raising premiums as he was cynically promising to protect them in his
speech.
Keep on pretending in the face of overwhelming evidence.
The evidence isn't overwhelming in the least. Overwhelming would be
multiple polls all confirming a big bounce after the convention with
very few other polls contradicting. Instead we see the most
renouned/reliable polls saying around a mere 4 point bounce. (This is
on par with the Dem Con.)
There were many miscalculations at the RNC and it's
culminated in rather weak poll numbers for Bush. Gallup is now
predicting that Bush will lose this election because he didn't get
enough of a bounce.
Multiple "shakeups" of his campaign staff,
They've hired some new folks, but Bush has had some shakeups in his
staff too.
More pretending.
No pretending is involved here. Lockhart joined Kerry. Swift boat
liars associated with the bush admin were forced to leave. Both sides
see turnover. For you to label non-controversial facts "more
pretending" shows how out of touch you are with reality.
Kerry's own campaign has had to acknowledge the truth of the Swiftee's
allegations. Now the Navy is investigating the veracity of some of the
paperwork that Kerry claims as supporting documentation.
Some truths/indiscrepancies, but nothing major. For instance Kerry
acknowledged that shrapnel in PH 1 may have been from his own grenade,
crewmates, or from his jammed gun. As it was dark he couldn't see
where the shrapnel came from and probably just assumed it was from the
enemy. Regardless, the injury still qualifies and warrants a PH so I
don't see how admissions like this really hurt him. Why don't you
list some of their major admissions?
conferring
with Bill Clinton on his sickbed, the "midnight ramble" speech
His speech kicked Bush and Cheney *****. It appropriately addressed
lies from the convention and it apparently helped Kerry.
It ignored everything said in the convention and hurt Kerry terribly.
It addressed many criticism levelled by the convention, address
specific issues they raised and it helped Kerry considerably. Again,
you can't even deal with reality any more.
When do you plan to introduce some reality into this, quibbler?
Kerry got a bounce in the polls, fact.
all are
major indicators. His constant whine of "you can't question my
patriotism"
They try, but they do so only by being hugely hypocritical.
That's a lie.
It certainly is not. Many repugs have attacked Kerry's patriotism and
you know it.
More namecalling and denial of the facts.
The fact is repubs have attacked Kerry's patriotism without applying
the same standard to Bush. Which fact is being denied here?
Yet people like Bush and Cheney have very question
patriotic credentials themselves and repugs don't challenge them.
Certainly if Cheney or Bush were liberals then their records would be
more tightly scrutinized and criticized by the right. Therefore,
repugs definitely are being hypocritical.
Bush has *never* questioned Kerry's patriotism. He has
rightly and properly raised questions about Kerry's voting record and
his stance on issues which Kerry refuses to discuss in any detail.
Kerry discusses it in great detail, particularly on his website, your
argument from ignorance notwithstanding.
Bush
insists that what he did in his irresponsible 20's and 30's
shouldn't be a campaign issue, but what Kerry did in his 20's and
30's is very important.
Another shameless lie.
It's not a lie. Bush has declared his own military record out-of-
bounds, but there are abundant links between his campaign and the
smearboat liars.
Bush's record has been on the table for four years now.
ALthough with sizable gaps and missing supporting documentation.
*KERRY* has insisted that his Vietnam service is
all we need to know about for his qualifications. Bush has called
that service *honorable* and Kerry *still* insists that he's being
attacked.
Kerry rightly claims credit for his honorable actions and he is also
right to claim that he's still being attacked and smeared by the Bush
campaign. This was clearly planned from the get go, with O'Neill and
had nothing to do with Kerry "making a big deal" out of his service.
O'Neill's book was already written and the attack ads were already
made before Kerry's convention. Furthermore, Bush still refuses to
actually repudiate these smears and lies because he knows that he paid
Karl Rove and his operatives good money to do them.
They're none of Bush's business to affirm or deny. That would be in
violation of the 527 rules.
by 527 Bush can't tell them what to do. Kind of like how I can't tell
you to stop posting. However he is perfectly allowed to make
statements like "I think the SBVFT ads are unwarranted slander." He
is allowed an opinion on the ads. He has made the conscious choice
not to comment which, politically, is a smart move but ethically I
would say dishonest and cowardly.
In particular Bush has applied a double standard about his
own service (or lack there of) in the "champaign unit" of the texas
air guard. Bush intentionally dodged fighting in vietnam even
though he allegedly supported the war. That is an inconsistency
and is speaks to his cowardice and lack of honesty.
And another shameless double standard.
Yes, it certainly is a double standard that Bush is applying. Many
repugs have attacked Kerry's courage and heroism in combat, yet they
ignore the fact that Bush displayed zero heroism in combat during
vietnam. They forget the fact that Bush specifically joined a unit
for rich kids who wanted to hide from combat. George continued to
hide behind deferments even after he ceased performing his guard duty
in time of war.
Bush's record as Commander in Chief is far more important than ancient
history anyway. But since Kerry hasn't *got* that sort of record he has
to dredge up the past, and it's not going to be kind to him.
I don't find Bush's record impressing in the least and Kerry has
adressed this record by contrasting the actions a dem prez would take
vs. a repub. Kerry has his own impressive record which is publicly
available but ignored by the media. He can't force them to broadcast
it unless he puts it all in a very long speech. That speech would
probably be pretty dry for the average voter as it does not have the
dramatic flair of Bush's record of War, hence he focuses on the issues
and what is hurting his numbers the most, attacks on his character
(SBVFT).
<rest of your nonsense snipped>
Kerry's constant whine of "you can't question my patriotism"
They can't, without massive hypocrisy on their own side. Bush says
that he was for the vietnam war. But he voted against it with is
cowardly feet when he intentionally wrangled an appointment to the
"champaign unit" in the texas air guard, where he knew no fighting
would occur. He checked the box that said he chose not to serve in
combat overseas. That was not an act of patriotism. Neither were
Cheney's five deferments and "other priorities".
has worn thin and there's quite simply *nothing* for him to fall back
on but more mudslinging. The relentlessly negative Democratic
campaign
Aww you ain't seen nothing yet you crybaby little *****. Kerry hasn't
made a smearboat commercial about Bush yet, but the gloves are off
now. Bush crossed the line and payback is a *****.
Yeah, right "Bring it on" said Kerry, in parody of Bush, and when it was
brought he ran away crying.
What's with all the stupid namecalling and propaganda? If you've got
a video of Kerry running and Crying post it and I'll view but if
you're just gonna make up ***** save it for your daydreams.
Turn about is
fair play and I've got plenty more cliches where that comes from to
explain why it's extremely appropriate for Kerry to defend himself.
Besides, mudslinging repugs goggle up that kind of red meat. They
might as well choke on some from Kerry.
Bush has been quite properly ignoring that sort of thing for four years
now. He hasn't once let it get under his skin the way Kerry did for the
Midnight Meltdown.
Here's my spin on that:
So Bush's response to attacks is not to address them (you know, the
arrogant dismissal of I'm prez so you're wrong) while Kerry's is to
confront and denounce them because he actually gives a ***** about
educating Americans. I see no problem. It's just as valid as
yours...
and
their media pets are losing market share to FOX for goodness sakes.
Expect the pets to rebel to save their own hides.
Fox has only been successful in the short term because there are
advantages to theft over honest toil and their fiction tends to sell
better than the boring truth. But their number is pretty much up as
well. They are not journalists and in a just world they wouldn't have
a broadcast license for much longer. I suspect that this day is
coming and the right-wing hysteria that ensues will be too priceless
for mere words.
And it comes down to the leftist declaration of totalitarian "justice"
at the end. Sure, q, go ahead and tell us who else you'll deny their
freedom of speech in a "just leftists" world.
Way to strawman. Fox News comes out with skewed information all the
time. In fact they even once went to Court when called on it (the
journalists used whistle blower status to declare Fox was unfairly
firing them because they refused to omit and alter facts in a report
of there's (It was on Monsanto and Milk in the states)) and won by
showing that there is no law which says that news reports must be
true. In other words their defence was "We're allowed to lie". They
were actually declared to be lying by the court and judge but nothing
could be done legally to stop that activity on the part of FOX. I
wouldn't mind a law saying lying in the news is illegal and can be
punished via _____ (fines, suspension of license, public apology on
news, etc.), call that tolitarian if you want..... (after all you've
got free speech to)
I don't know why you've got to resort to names, slander and
propaganda. We're all big boys here, if you've got facts and points
let's see them, just leave your spin off of them.
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
07 Sep 2004 03:58:01 PM |
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In article <380b9069.0409062143.7c3d7218@posting.google.com>,
mikesantos15@hotmail.com says...
<snip>
Keep on pretending in the face of overwhelming evidence.
The evidence isn't overwhelming in the least. Overwhelming would be
multiple polls all confirming a big bounce after the convention with
very few other polls contradicting. Instead we see the most
renouned/reliable polls saying around a mere 4 point bounce. (This is
on par with the Dem Con.)
You're making the mistake of thinking that you can reason with Fred.
He's too far gone. He's like Zell Miller, only without the benefit of
psychoactive medication. Occasionally we rattle his cage and watch him
flail around in his straight-jacket.
--
Quibbler (quibbler247atyahoo.com)
"It is fashionable to wax apocalyptic about the
threat to humanity posed by the AIDS virus, 'mad cow'
disease, and many others, but I think a case can be
made that faith is one of the world's great evils,
comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to
eradicate." -- Richard Dawkins
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07 Sep 2004 04:28:39 PM |
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quibbler <quibbler247@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1ba7cec333632c8c98992f@news.individual.net:
In article <380b9069.0409062143.7c3d7218@posting.google.com>,
mikesantos15@hotmail.com says...
<snip>
Keep on pretending in the face of overwhelming evidence.
The evidence isn't overwhelming in the least. Overwhelming would be
multiple polls all confirming a big bounce after the convention with
very few other polls contradicting. Instead we see the most
renouned/reliable polls saying around a mere 4 point bounce. (This
is on par with the Dem Con.)
You're making the mistake of thinking that you can reason with Fred.
He's too far gone. He's like Zell Miller, only without the benefit of
psychoactive medication. Occasionally we rattle his cage and watch
him flail around in his straight-jacket.
quibbler's been in the loonie bin for so long he thinks he's running the
place. He likes to pretend that I'm the one who can't be reasoned with,
while he spins everything into a nice comfy fact-free cocoon for
himself.
Oh, and thanks very much indeed for the comparison to Zell Miller. I
only *wish* I had that kind of ability at public speaking.
--
Fred Stone
aa# 1369
Cthulhu for President! Why vote for a lesser evil?
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| User: "Lloyd Parker" |
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| Title: Re: OT: Nope, it's down to about 1% now!!! |
07 Sep 2004 05:11:04 AM |
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In article <Xns955CBF60D92C4fstone69@207.69.154.202>,
Fred Stone <fstone69@earthling.com> wrote:
Kerry's own campaign has had to acknowledge the truth of the Swiftee's
allegations.
Again you depend on your right-wing propaganda machine. The above is a
total lie.
Now the Navy is investigating the veracity of some of the
paperwork that Kerry claims as supporting documentation.
Lie #2.
Bush's record has been on the table for four years now.
Except for the missing year.
*KERRY* has insisted that his Vietnam service is
all we need to know about for his qualifications. Bush has called
that service *honorable* and Kerry *still* insists that he's being
attacked.
Kerry rightly claims credit for his honorable actions and he is also
right to claim that he's still being attacked and smeared by the Bush
campaign. This was clearly planned from the get go, with O'Neill and
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