Reply #126: not a contradiction... [View All]

[opstachuck]

if he believes that Dean or Kucinich would continue to gain in the polls as Bush continues to drop. there's an entire year for things to change.

this is not the best way to get people to appreciate your perspective. there may be some validity in your argument but it needs to be tempered with some humility, otherwise it makes your detractors focus on the tinge of arrogance in your prediction rather than the possibility that you might be right. i'm not saying you are, because there's too much time to make such a bold prediction, but it's something we should consider.

i'd bet though that clark, dean or kerry would have a good chance of winning the election. after weighing the pros and cons of each candidate, i'm very comfortable in supporting dean as an electable candidate. it seems as though many people think this dean phenomenon is a band-wagon thing. it's not.