Does this mean that the October Surprise for monday is cancelled?

[AnIndependentTexan]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A57584-2004Oct23.html

Kerry for President
Sunday, October 24, 2004; Page B06


EXPERTS TELL US that most voters have had no difficulty making up their minds in this year's presidential election. Half the nation is passionately for George W. Bush, the pollsters say, and half passionately for John F. Kerry -- or, at least, passionately against Mr. Bush. We have not been able to share in this passion, nor in the certainty. As readers of this page know, we find much to criticize in Mr. Bush's term but also more than a few things to admire. We find much to admire in Mr. Kerry's life of service, knowledge of the world and positions on a range of issues -- but also some things that give us pause. On balance, though, we believe Mr. Kerry, with his promise of resoluteness tempered by wisdom and open-mindedness, has staked a stronger claim on the nation's trust to lead for the next four years.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. The Law of Diminishing Returns states, in a little known codicil...

That Karl Rove's card hand done gone flat. Everything from here on will be transparent flailing.

Hopefully, someone will have the balls and the sense to tell him to STFD and STFU.

[Jersey Devil]

2. Better be a BIG surprise because Big Dawg in Phillie is gonna hog all the

news for an entire cycle. I have tickets and I am raring to go!

[AlamoDemoc]

3. Overall I think its good endorsement, how ever what caught my eye is this ;

"drove the deficit to record levels with tax cuts that were inefficient in providing economic stimulus and that were tilted toward the wealthy. Despite the drains on the Treasury from the war in Iraq, he insisted that all the cuts be made permanent; no one, no matter how rich, was asked to sacrifice."

[oldtime dfl_er]

4. I am so jealous!

You must report all details and hopefully post photos!!

[RevolutionStartsNow]

5. This is the Post, not the Times

The Times is still likely to print some lame story about Kerry. Big deal.