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Gore Pulls 10 Points Ahead in Newsweek Poll
September 2, 2000
In a new national presidential poll conducted by Newsweek Magazine,
Vice President Al Gore seems to have pulled substantially ahead of
George W. Bush, just as Bush launches a blitz television ad campaign
making attacks on Gore's credibility.
Newsweek Poll results, nation-wide (Aug. 30-31):
Al Gore 49%
George W. Bush 39%
Ralph Nader 3%
Pat Buchanan 1%
Iowa Poll sponsored by the Des Moines Register (Aug. 23-30):
Al Gore: 45%
George W. Bush 37%
Vermont Poll by Mason-Dixon:
Al Gore 49%
George W. Bush 36%
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I dunno, The BBC and Sky news have both mentioned that gore was behind for most of the race maybe hes lead in the polls dropped. Also that was after the Conventation, kerry hasnt had his keynote yet
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What are you saying? Your English is hard to follow.
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that both partys have started the campaining
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Maybe liberals will see it like that, because it is hard to say something bad about Guilliani without getting a public retaliation. The majority of the people won't see it as a negative mark and it may swing more people to vote for Bush.
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Yeah, Proberly. But there will still be some people questioning the move...
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Ohio will vote Republican. And I'm reasonably confident Florida will too.
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There are both swing states, ohio was won by a 4% margin by bush but has since lost jobs and is hotely contested. Florida is always going to be tricky
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No. He can continue just like he is doing right now. He is a terrific guy and a good president. And, the Republican National Convention is coming up. That can be one event that will get the message out a bit.
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The Polls are equal, like i said it will be close
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There is no "mess" in Iraq. Maybe for liberals, who expected a utopia of love and flowers after 2 days there. Most of us are more realistic. Iraq has its own government now, and the Iraq police and army are slowly taking over patrolling and guard duty.
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Support has continued to drop for the war in the us what with all the american deaths and if that continues it wont be good for bush
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You can bet that there will be Iraqis featured in upcoming Republican campaign ads and probably at the Republican Convention... something Democrats wouldn't dare do.
http://boortz.com/nuze/200407/07272004.html#convention
Had a Boston taxi driver yesterday from Iraq. He's going back home to visit his parents in a few weeks. He was none-too-pleased with the Democrats. He believes that Democrats hate his country and want Saddam to be back in power. He was adamant that things are much better in Iraq than the media is saying ... and he's at a loss as to why all of these media types won't tell the truth
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thats not proof of anything though, It is just one person point of view. Also the Democrats where not fully against the war and never ever 'wanted saddam to be back in power'. Americans are not stupid they know the Democrats are not pro saddam or hate america and many will support the idea of getting the UN back to help
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No its not... It is better. We had a quarter with 8% growth. And a few more all over 4% growth. That is more than anytime since Reagan. Unemployment is also down, to 5.6%.
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Originally Posted by BBC
But experts say the US economy is always voters' number-one concern, and there are conflicting signals about its strength. Mr Bush is the first president since the 1930s Great Depression to lose jobs on his watch - but there have been strong hiring figures recently, so it is difficult to judge how Americans will rate his performance.
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More graphs and stuff to follow later
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People don't trust him. And, people don't know where he stands. I for one will not vote for someone who I don't know where he stands.
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Agreed, that is kerrys biggest drawback with is why i think it will be close and that kerry needs a good speech tommorow