Reply #18: yes, in what way has bush satisfied a gore 2000 voter? [View All]

but that will not be the issue in 2004, where the busheviks will try to activate those who supported bush in 2000 and those who do today yet did not vote at all in 2000.

we are talking about dipping into two entirely different wells of potential votes here. for bush the gore 2000 voter well is dry, but that other one is that which contains non-voters in 2000 who can be convinced that this time they had better vote for bush over whomever the dems select.

the logical conclusion is that we will see a tremendous push from the gop to get out the vote in areas where they had spent only a modicum of effort before and can inspire to vote for bush a significant portion of apathetic voters who stayed home in 2000.

the targets are the minority communities of asian americans and espanic americans.

the easiest way to detect this is to check the local advertising budgets of the gop re-election committees to radio and tv stations which have a high degree of audience in these aformentioned communities.