Friday, October 22, 2004

What Will Happen

You can follow the polls all day long, but here what I strongly suspect is going to happen (and what I have been suggesting previously): Kerry is going to win at least 55% of the vote. Why? Because undecideds will break for him. Why? Because those who have still not made up their mind, are undecidedd only because they are waiting for Bush to give them reasons to vote for him, and to be more precise, they're waiting for Bush to answer their questions. Well, there is not going to be any more new information from Bush. He's not going to announce his plan for Exit from Iraq or Saving Social Security, or anything else between now and the election. He might say what he won't do, but there will be no new and exciting proposals. And that means that when it will come time to vote, he's going to lose all of these fence-seaters, who just want the POTUS to reassure them. He won't be able to do that. He can only scare people now. And he doesn't even have energy for that anymore. By the way, exactly what is Karl Rove saving Bush for now anyway? They all will have time to sleep after the 2nd of November. Sort of. Presuming there's no major shananigans taking place... Bush is now back to sleeping at the White House or at Crawford every night. And that's with 10 days 'til the election! Now who is the one who's taking his job seriously? Kerry's got 4 different states on Monday coming up, and Bush has...0. At least thanks to the beautiful BC04 site that actually lists both candidates schedules right next to each other. More on that later. May be.

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