Bush lead gone (get ready for real nasty suprises)

[private_ryan]

drudge but he has some sources
http://www.drudgereport.com/

[Borgnine]

1. Time for a new distraction.

Tomorrow on Sludge:

KERRY MURDERED JON BENET RAMSEY. DEVELOPING...

[Jack_Dawson]

3. Teresa Heinz Accused of "Shaken-Baby" syndrome at campaign rally...

Developing...

[Isere]

10. Kerry fathered loved child with Monica Lewinsky!

Teresa Heinz Kerry found "in flagrante delicto" with Jesse Jackson!

Code Blow Job!! Code Blow Job!!

Oh, the possibilities simply make the mind spin! Get ready for the deluge!

[Jack_Dawson]

2. Orange Alert! Orange Alert!

Any minute now...

[NeoConsSuck]

32. Jack, you win the prize..

Yep, and suprise, the terrists are all going to conduct their terrism in swing states </sarcasm>

[bluestateguy]

4. Gee, and Panzy Boy Drudge didn't even call it "Newsweak" this time

Must mean something.

[SalParadise]

5. Orange? Time to go RED!

Despite the fact that he's isolated, cornered, and has been rendered ineffective, Osama Bin Laden has infiltrated our country & is now planning to take over daycare centers & nursing homes with nuclear & biological weapons.

Just like the AP, I like to get a 5-hour start on my copy.

[movonne]

6. What about HIV developing on Kerry's medical..did I read this wrong.

[papau]

11. HIV- is read HIV negative , meaning no HIV - so his medical shows

Kerry is healthy and does indeed still have metal from war wounds in him that show up on X-ray.

[beyurslf]

17. Drudge "convienently" put the - sign on the next line down and it is

followed by periods. Makes it tough to spot but it is there.

[Fridays Child]

7. A new round of swift boat lies is inevitable...

...followed by one or two undated, unsubstantiated terror warnings, and capped off with the "sudden" capture of Osama bin Laden.

[Doosh]

8. Fox Flash "Kerry killed Hacking and Peterson, conspired with Osama"

[Borgnine]

9. AN ARMY OF BIBLE-BANNING GAY OSAMA CLONES ARE POISED TO ATTACK.

Developing...

[Fridays Child]

12. Look at the top middle column at Drudge: War shrapnel in Kerry's leg.

Well, knock me over with a feather. Didn't the swift girls say it was all a sham? That Kerry never had more than a scratch?

[Mz Pip]

13. Kerry planted

the shrapnel and he managed to do it without bleeding. Kerry is really a vampire.

MzPip
:dem:

[SoCalDem]

23. He went to a Mexican Clinic and PAID them to put metal in his leg

so he could get a purple heart and run for president

[sonicx]

14. "FOX: Kerry, Micheal Moore, Osama orgy pix surface!!!"

[JusticeForAll]

40. Your forgot Scalia

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is big on orgies these days.

[lordwhorfin]

41. While

Justice Scalia looks on approvingly.

[peacetalksforall]

15. Maybe the laptop theft in WA has a list of 'terra threats' ready to go and

arranged in a lowest to highest formula, but with a contingency plan that consists of a deviation formula designed to generate the right degree of fear necessary, relative to poll results.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

16. Did you catch the comment attributed to Teresa about her husband?

'always has broccoli and loves Brussels sprouts'

Remember George Senior not liking broccoli? And Brussels sprouts?Let's not forget the French thing. Yes I know Brussels is in Belgium but the average freeper doesn't.

[beyurslf]

18. October is going to get nasty. I hope we're ready!

[Snellius]

19. 4 More Weeks! 4 More Weeks! 4 More Weeks!

Is he gone yet?

[Brundle_Fly]

21. YUP. here it comes.

sure it will hit the monday morning papers....whatever it is.

[Goldmund]

20. Details

NEWSWEEK POLL: BUSH LEAD GONE
Sat Oct 02 2004 16:42:32 ET

New York-Sixty-one percent of Americans who watched the first presidential debate on September 30 say Sen. John Kerry won; 19 percent say President George W. Bush won and 16 percent say they tied, according to the latest Newsweek Poll which was conducted after the debate ended. Fifty-six percent say Kerry did better than they expected; 11 percent say so for Bush. Thirty-eight percent say Bush did worse than expected; 3 percent say so for Kerry, the poll shows.

The debate erased the lead the Bush/Cheney ticket has held over Kerry/Edwards in the Newsweek Poll since the Republican convention. In a three-way trial heat including Ralph Nader/Peter Camejo, among registered voters Kerry/Edwards leads Bush/Cheney 47 percent v. 45 percent with 2 percent for Nader/Camejo. In a two-way heat, Kerry/Edwards leads 49 percent v. 46 percent for Bush/Cheney, the poll shows.

A 62-percent majority of viewers says Kerry seemed more confident and self-assured (26% say so for Bush) and 51 percent say Kerry had better command of issues and facts (37% for Bush). Forty-seven percent say Kerry seemed more personally likeable (41 % for Bush) and 49 percent say Kerry came closer to reflecting their own views on most foreign policy issues (43% for Bush). The two were nearly even on several other points, including who came across as a strong leader (47% Kerry, 44% Bush) and who had a better plan for dealing with the situation in Iraq (45% for both). Forty percent of viewers thought Kerry was too wordy and 57 percent thought Bush was too repetitive.

Fifty-seven percent of all poll respondents say they are dissatisfied with the way things are going in the United States at this time. Bush's job approval rating dropped two points from the Sept. 9-10 Newsweek Poll to 46 percent-a 6-point drop since the poll taken during and after the Republican convention. Forty-eight percent of registered voters polled say they would not like to see Bush re-elected but almost as many (46%) say they would.

Among registered voters, 60 percent say they know "a lot" about what Bush stands for, compared to 38 percent who say so about Kerry, the poll shows.

During the debate, President Bush said the military would remain "an all-volunteer army," but if Bush is re-elected, 38 percent of registered voters say the draft is likely to be reinstated; 51 percent say it's not, according to the poll. If Kerry is elected president, 18 percent say the draft is likely to be reinstated; 67 percent say it is not. And 62 percent of registered voters say reinstating the draft should not be considered at this time; 28 percent say it should be considered.

A 60-percent majority of registered voters say Bush administration policies and diplomatic efforts have led to more anti-Americanism around the world and 51 percent say the administration has not done enough to involve major allies and international organizations in trying to achieve its foreign policy goals, the poll shows.

As for who will handle issues better overall, among registered voters Bush leads Kerry 52 to 40 percent on terrorism and homeland security; the situation in Iraq (49% vs. 44%); the situation involving Israel and the Palestinians (46% vs. 39%) and controlling the spread of nuclear weapons (47% v. 43%). Kerry scores better on the economy (52% vs. 39%); health care, including Medicare (56% to 34%) and American jobs and foreign competition (54% vs. 36%), the poll shows.

Overall, 62 percent say Bush has strong leadership qualities (compared to 56% who say so for Kerry). Sixty-six percent say Bush says what he believes, not just what people want to hear, compared to 48 percent for Kerry. Sixty-five percent say Bush is personally likeable (63% say so for Kerry). But more registered voters (57%) say Kerry is honest and ethical (vs. 55% for Bush); the same amount (51%) says they would trust Kerry to make the right decisions during an international crisis as would trust Bush (51%); and more (57%) say Kerry cares about people like them (vs. 49% for Bush). And 80 percent of registered voters say Kerry is intelligent and well informed, compared to 59 percent for Bush.

On Iraq, 50 percent of registered voters polled say the war in Iraq was not necessary; 46 percent say it was. And 55 percent of registered voters say going to war in Iraq has not made Americans safer from terrorism; 41 percent say it has. Fifty-one percent of registered voters say the Bush administration misinterpreted or misanalyzed the intelligence reports it said indicated Iraq had banned weapons; 41 percent say it didn't. And 45 percent say the administration purposely misled the public about evidence that Iraq had banned weapons in order to build support for the war; 50 percent say it did not.

During is 19-year career in the U.S. Senate, Kerry has changed his position on a number of issues. From what they know about Kerry, 47 percent of registered voters say this is because Kerry is thoughtful and changes position as circumstances change or he learns more about an issue; the same number (47%) say it's because Kerry is politically-motivated and changes his position when he thinks it will improve his image or help him win an election.

For this Newsweek Poll, Princeton Survey Research Associates International interviewed 1,013 registered voters on Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 2004.

END

[54anickel]

31. Can't believe Shurb's this high on the intellectual mark

And 80 percent of registered voters say Kerry is intelligent and well informed, compared to 59 percent for Bush.

This is a great report though. Kerry made quite a bit of headway.

[4_Legs_Good]

22. Kerry needs to start preparing for the Osama capture

He should start peppering his speeches with:

"We need to catch Osama, whether it's tomorrow on January 21, 2005. He is a continuing threat to the US and the world and has been at large for over 3 years since 9/11. Had we captured him by now we could have stopped the Madrid bombings and made this last year *not* the largest for terrorist attacks ever"

and the like. We need to prepare for the October surprise. If Kerry starts now we can neutralize it even if it does happen.

david

[Reciprocity]

24. Can you give some other link to this story?

Drudge is a shack of excrement. I refused to support his site.

[Reciprocity]

28. Never mind .I found it myself.

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041002/nysa013_1.html

[Goldmund]

25. A great Freeper post

I thought I'd share:

Let's get something straight here....that was not a DEBATE but a farce. What happened to college debate platforms? Kerry had two minutes to lambaste and accused W of all kinds of things. Anyone can look good ripping apart another person....BUT WHERE WERE THE FACTS! W was overwhelmed by a lunatic throwing insults at him with no recourse. How could W answer all of the accusations made about him in two minutes. There should have been a rule that if you make an accusation ( true or false), you have to back it up with facts. This was a sham set up by the media and the baggy eyed Bolshevik. Calling that roast a debate is a joke.

[mumon]

26. LOL!

If Bush hadn't done so many shitty things, then there wouldn't have been so many accusations to hurl.

These guys just don't get it.

[mumon]

29. Here's another I like

WELCOME EVERYONE TO THE GRIM FREEPER CLUB!

You might be witnessing the biggest political choke in history....

Looks like we got one in...for a minute or 2 maybe...

On edit...you know, if Freeper moderators lurked here... and we claimed credit for Freeper posts...:evilgrin:


On edit again...wow! either the freepers are finally starting to realize their boy is toast (check out reply "178" here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1233524/posts?q=1&&page=151) OR, we've totally infiltrated them.

[llmart]

30. Oh, man.....

I just love watching Freepers come unglued:)

[mumon]

33. Looks like.... victory...

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

27. "Kerry IS Osama Bin Laden." Developing....

Hey, they're both real tall, right? Gotta be the same guy...

[Clinton Crusader]

34. Fox News Alert-Kerry seen in video boarding plane with 9/11 terrorists

we now switch directly to Carl Cameron for more details. Carl?

Yes, hello, we now have received information and the video itself, a Fox exclusive, showing Sen. John Kerry boarding the plane at Logan with the 9/11 terrorists. In one frame, we can clearly make out Sen. Kerry handing something to one of the terrorists. We have..

Carl, Im sorry, Im sorry, I have to interrupt, we have a Fox News Alert

Homeland Security will immediately raise the terror alert level to RED. Repeat, this is CODE RED CODE RED!!

RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!
:nuke:
:kick:

[lablue]

35. here's the newsweek link - enjoy

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6159637/site/newsweek/

[NeoConsSuck]

36. CODE RED!! Terrists Ready to Blow Up Mount St. Helens!!

[Goldmund]

37. Another great Freeper post

"To: tsmith130
It wouldn't be so bad if Bush lost the debate in a fair fight.

But he was sent up to the podium over-tired and under-prepped.

Bush was set up.

The goddamn campaign manager set him up.



317 posted on 10/02/2004 2:53:06 PM PDT by samtheman (www.swiftvets.com) "

[0007]

39. Those freeps will gas 'ya every time, 'eh?

[Rose Siding]

42. Don't they realize the advantage that the office alone affords him?

He has ALL the information in the WORLD available to him, if he cared to learn about it. And he could sleep 10 hours a night and the media wouldn't report it!

[0007]

38. John Kerry caught in bed with Rick Perry

[Gman]

43. Don't forget Newsweek has been heavily skewing their poll to the GOP

which means Kerry's lead may be a few points more. See http://www.mydd.com/story/2004/9/4/154842/1919

[Wilber_Stool]

44. Body in Utah dump identified as

Condi Rice. Kerry sought for questioning.

[Moderator]

45. Since the actual Newsweek article is now available

online, let's move to that thread. We don't need to give Drudge anymore hits.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x879850

[Moderator]

46. Oh and thanks private ryan for posting this

:thumbsup: