Kerry/Edwards Still Ahead In Michigan - Democratic Underground

BUSHOUT

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Mon Oct-18-04 12:40 AM
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Kerry/Edwards Still Ahead In Michigan

link to poll info here

More good news.

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tedoll78

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Mon Oct-18-04 12:41 AM
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1. by 8 whole points?

You see.. this boggles my mind. Michigan is right next-door to Wisconsin. You would think that there'd be a regional trend going on, where Michigan would kinda "rub-off" on Wisconsin.

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Erika

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Mon Oct-18-04 12:46 AM
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2. Kerry's Doing Great!

One of the hyper posts by the GOP says there is less enthusiasm for democraats voting for Kerry than Republicans voting for Bush. Total BS. Republicans are clamoring for some reason to vote the fiscal irresponsible Bush with his war mongering with no reason.

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Upfront

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Mon Oct-18-04 07:01 AM
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7. I'm In Michigan

It is true that I want to vote against B### so bad I would walk bare foot through ten miles of snow to vote. I have came to like Kerry very much. I respect him now and I did not for a long time. It is clear to me I want Kerry to win as much as I want B### to lose. We will win in Michigan. We understand that who you vote for matters in your life.

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featherman

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Mon Oct-18-04 02:06 AM
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6. Kerry doing well in WI now and will win

More certain of this now than two weeks ago. IA looking much better as well.

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DarthDem

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Mon Oct-18-04 12:53 AM
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3. A Strategic Derision Poll, No Less

Clearly, K/E are on their way to a huge win in Michigan. :)

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JUS

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Mon Oct-18-04 01:47 AM
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4. They will win Michigan

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Amigust

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Mon Oct-18-04 01:50 AM
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5. Kerry is a big threat to the criminals in charge.

Any quess how Bush will strike to get people afraid enough to get back behind him?

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llmart

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Mon Oct-18-04 07:53 AM
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8. I'm in SE Michigan......

and Kerry will win Michigan. No doubt. Come on Wisconsin! Jump on the Kerry bandwagon. We've already seen what a disaster Bush has been for the past 4 years. Kerry needs to ask everyone "Are you better off than you were 4 years ago?"

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bif

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Mon Oct-18-04 09:18 AM
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9. If the lawn signs are an indication in SE Michigan

Kerry is going to win big time!

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Strawman

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Mon Oct-18-04 12:13 PM
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10. Turnout is expected to be high = Dems win in MI

I think 96% of eligible voters are registered this year in MI and all indications point to there being a very good turnout. Democrats almost always win in MI if turnout is high. If I see MI go for Bush, I will be very surprised. In fact, I'd probably turn off the TV at that point, go to bed and pull the covers over my head for about a week.

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