October 2, 200422 yr Although each side professed to be pleased with its candidate's performance Thursday night, the mood among opposing party strategists was telling. Democrats were jubilant after several weeks during which they despaired over Kerry and a campaign many viewed as directionless and usually on the defensive. Kerry sunk in opinion polls over that time, and surveys found his negative image climbing sharply, even as doubts about Bush's performance persisted. "There's a total sea change among Democrats today," said communications strategist Jon Haber. "Euphoria is the right word." Republicans, by contrast, were subdued in their reaction to Bush's performance. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...teboostforkerry
October 2, 200422 yr He could have gotten a boost if he had some kinda landslide victory, but he didn't.
October 2, 200422 yr "There's a total sea change among Democrats today," Unfortunately, I don't think should be too worried about getting the Democratic vote.
October 2, 200422 yr Author "There's a total sea change among Democrats today," Unfortunately, I don't think should be too worried about getting the Democratic vote. 579165[/snapback] Maybe no problem in getting the actual vote, but if people are sour on the campaign they wont even come out to vote. Thats the point of the article.
October 2, 200422 yr rallying the base is very very important...especially with so few undecided voters. Ask Karl Rove.
October 3, 200422 yr Author rallying the base is very very important...especially with so few undecided voters. Ask Karl Rove. 579201[/snapback] I've gotten several phone calls from ACT recently. Apparently dems are actively going after independents in FL. 579576[/snapback] Same.
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