Daily ARG NH Dem Track Poll

http://www.americanresearchgroup.com/nhpoll/demtrack/

Kerry lost another point, he's now at 14%..1 point ahead of Clark.

Dean picks up a point.

Undecided loses one point..but 1 point goes into 'other'.

Everyone else is the same as yesterday.

The text underneath the poll chart speculates that Kerry will not continue to lose any more percentage points because 93% of the people who are now supporting Kerry say that their support is solid.

A baby step is still a step....

;-)

Is it still a statistical tie between Gep and Dean?

It's been a while since we've had a poll from Iowa (kind of surprising, really), but the latest (Dec. 10) has:

Dean: 41
Gephardt: 23
Kerry: 15
Edwards: 10

http://www.surveyusa.com/2003_Elections/IA031211demcaucuses.pdf

He might as well save his house, oh wait, he's already promised it to the Bank! Sorry there Kerry, looks like you'll have to live at your wife's house. Get out now before you sell your soul for campaign money.

Kerry is not my candidate, but it's that kind of attitude coming from Dean supporters that led me to look elsewhere.

okay

Just letting you know.

And welcome! :hi:

"...They're angry because the Republicans are getting away with murder and the Democrats have spent most of the last three years on the ropes. This explains why the Beltway boys, John Kerry, Joe Lieberman, John Edwards and Richard Gephardt, are not doing so well in the polls and are having trouble raising cash. They're the ones who rolled over and played dead while George W. Bush looted the Treasury, turned the government over to polluters and profiteers and took advantage of 9/11 to attack civil liberties and launch a half-cocked invasion of Iraq. That Mr. Dean is actually gauche enough to point this out galls them immensely...."

"...In their desperate attempt to stop Mr. Dean, party leaders may wind up weakening their chances in the fall. If he emerges damaged from the primaries, or falters and gives way to a weaker candidate like Wesley Clark or John Edwards, George W. Bush may be able to thank a few Democrats in his victory speech."

http://www.berkshireeagle.com/Stories/0,1413,101~6267~1868013,00.html

to "They're (the other candidates) the ones who rolled over and played dead while George W. Bush looted the Treasury, turned the government over to polluters and profiteers and took advantage of 9/11 to attack civil liberties and launch a half-cocked invasion of Iraq. That Mr. Dean is actually gauche enough to point this out galls them immensely...."

It galls ME immensely that Dr Dean and (many of) his supporters would include Dennis Kucinich in that statement.

Here's a statement or two for you...

"Dennis Kucinich believes the only way to stop these unconstitutional infringements on basic American freedoms is to revoke the exorbitant powers the PATRIOT Act has granted the government. He is the only presidential candidate who voted against the PATRIOT Act. As president, one of his first moves will be to repeal it."

"Dennis Kucinich led the effort against the war in the House of Representatives, is the only candidate who voted against the war, is the only candidate who consistently opposed the war from the beginning and continues to oppose it now, and is the only candidate with an exit strategy. His "Prayer for America" speech against the buildup to war in February 2002 catalyzed this campaign. Rev. Al Sharpton and Ambassador Carol Mosley-Braun also opposed the war.

The war is not over. Soldiers are dying every day. And Dean would like to continue the military occupation of Iraq for "a few years," as he said in the debate on December 9th. Dennis is campaigning on his record of opposition to the war and his plan to end it in 90 days.
Dean's flyer and mass mailing effectively calls Dennis a liar. People have begun asking Dennis whether he really opposed the war. Dean knows the truth. After we complained in October about his similar misrepresentations in TV ads in New Hampshire, he acknowledged Dennis' leadership against the war at an AFL-CIO forum and stopped running the ads. He later acknowledged Dennis' courage on this issue during a national debate. And yet he continues to use a flyer that says "Only Dean Opposed the War from the Start."

If Dr. Dean chooses to gloss over the inconsistencies of the positions he took during the first stage of this war, that's his business. But when he denies Dennis's record, that becomes our business, and it ought to be the business of the media. Dean is misrepresenting a material fact, and doing so despite his demonstrated knowledge of the truth."

http://www.kucinich.us/antiwar.php

See that Wellstone Green Bus. My candidate is gone. I'm ABB. I'm on these threads because the Osama ad brought me in to yell at those who are willing to destroy the party to win a nomination.

I do like Dean, but I also like Clark, Sharpton and Kucinich. So, lay off the "blame Dean supporters" lines unless you know for certain that they're a Dean supporter. Kerry should take a look at several of his own "constructive comments" that he's made about Dean and Clark first IMO.

Kerry's been losing a point a day since he called Dean on the Saddam statement and 7 days later Ridge increased the alert level to orange.

through that ad he is running that has the children and Kerry comes on and says something like "As President I won't send kids to war for oil". Since he voted for IWR, people think he's being hypocritical.

If he wants to help himself, he'd pull that ad and put out a different one.

Because he DID send our children to a war for oil.

Unless he believes Iraq wasn't a war for oil? :shrug:

Kerry comes on and says something like "As President I won't send kids to war for oil". Since he voted for IWR, people think he's being hypocritical.

Julie

Here comes Mr. Electable!