Actually it shows just the opposite, but it seems the only way to get attention around here is to scream that the sky is falling.
Despite veterans' ad, Kerry remains in the lead
As the dust settles a bit, Kerry remains in the lead of MSNBC.com's White House Derby.
How potent an issue is Bush�s non-disavowal of the Swift Boat Veterans ad?
Those voters who don't believe Bush in general will never believe that he and his strategist Karl Rove didn't authorize the ad.
Voters may assume all anti-Kerry attacks are somehow conforming to a larger anti-Kerry strategy, and likewise on the anti-Bush side.
And in the end, the battle of Najaf may well matter more to voters than the battle on the Mekong River in 1968.
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A new Pennsylvania poll from Franklin & Marshall College released Thursday showed Kerry with a six-point lead, 48 percent to 42 percent over Bush, but still within the margin of error, which was 3.8 percent.
The undecided amounted to eight percent. If one accepts the traditional pollster’s wisdom that two-thirds of the undecided ultimately vote against the incumbent, Kerry looks to be in fine shape in Pennsylvania.
Bush has made a remarkable 32 visits to the Keystone State since becoming president. This is puzzling in that he lost Pennsylvania by more than 200,000 votes last time. This could end up as one of the smartest — or most ill-advised — investments in modern campaign history.
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