It's not about your candiate or my candidate--- it's about THEIR candidate

The time is a week before the GE next November...

Your candidate managed to get it all together and win the nomination, but only after a bruising primary fight. Dubya has made several monumental screwups, and the economy has flattened back out. This race has the pollsters confused, because it's so tight that the lead daily seesaws back and forth between our nominee and Dubya. There are very few who are left undecided, mainly a small percentage of the supporters of Candidate X, who also ran for the Democratic nod and who your candidate trash talked at every opportunity. It appears that they hold the balance of power, the literal power of 'life or death' over our party's nominee.

Was the trash talk worth it, folks? Think about it... :think:

better get onboard quick. That's what I'd be thinking.

(edited to conform to new rules, I think.)

:P

But what about those who are stillso pissed off at the trash talk that they're 'undecided'?

and unite around our best shot in 2004: LaRouche/Traficant.

Otherwise, you are objectively pro-Bush.

You doofus! :P

???

Maybe a lot of those pissed off supporters live in Ohio, and Ohio is also as tight as a feline posterior orfice... :shrug:

you have to refer to them as 'Supporters of Candidate X'

;)

How can you square this,

There are very few who are left undecided, mainly a small percentage of the supporters of Candidate X, who also ran for the Democratic nod and who your candidate trash talked at every opportunity.

With your own candidate's behavior?

All the candidates (and their supporters here at DU) should take this scenario to heart...

Please, that is so October.

Of course, there are supporters of every candidate who have opinions that supporters of other candidates might find offensive but, hey, that shouldn't have any effect on how the candidates run their races, right?

Of course, people who beleive that Clark killed babies in Waco or murdered innocents in Kosovo or conspired with Kerry to steal the nomination from the so much more worthy Howard Dean will never see it that way. However, most of them are grown ups and will see through the bull.

Nah, Clark is following the right road.

:dem: