the_outsider
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Tue Nov-02-04 04:41 PM
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A couple of my co-workers who are registered republicans followed this route. Iraq, economy, deficit and debate performances finally worked and they decided they could not re-elect *. They pondered over Badnarik for a while before finally voting for Kerry. They reasoned why waste the votes on a 3rd party candidate. Kerry isn't that bad.. at least they have not heard of anything really bad other than flip-flops which being reasonably intelligent they can deal with. I am in software industry in CA and know quite a few programmers/scientists who consider themselves more libertarian than liberal but will go for Kerry over * any day. Here's hoping that a lot of republicans/moderates/independents all over America followed similar reasoning. I would take any margin, but would really enjoy a 5%,310-320 victory.
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snowbear
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Tue Nov-02-04 04:49 PM
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1. Rock on to your (R) co-workers who voted for Kerry! |
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They'll feel great later when they see that the man they selected won the election...
And when he wows them as a President so much that they change their party affiliation!
;) :bounce: ;)
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mountebank
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Tue Nov-02-04 04:52 PM
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2. Kudos to the Kerry campaign for positioning him well.... |
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They did what they needed to do. Put him in a position that fellows like your co-workers could look at him and see someone Presidential whom they could cast their vote for as an alternative to Bush. That's all they needed to do - and they did it.
Now we wait.....
Thanks for the post.
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