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Hard to say. But Bush maintains his three point lead over Kerry for a second day, sees his job approval rise to a stratospheric 53% (well, okay, not stratospheric, but high compared to a month ago), and Republicans rise to 39% on the generic congressional question.
I don't think it's just Reagan nostalgia, although that might be part of it. I just don't think must reasonable people can stomach the idea of a President Kerry, especially when we're at war. He would pretty much guarantee that we would start running our international affairs through the UN. As bad as it gets for Bush in the polls, Kerry never really seems to reap a benefit.
Posted by: Scout on June 12, 2004 10:06 PM
I think Reagan nostalgia is part of it. But Reagan's death might have also sharpened the contrast between W. and Kerry ever so much more.
Kerry's voting record in the last 24 years stands in even starker relief now. And that is something the Kerry Kamp is really wishing they could continue to gloss over.
Too bad.
I have to admit I've been smiling to myself over this turn of events all weekend.
The media, as evidenced by front page articles in our local fishwrap, has already begun to deconstruct the Reagan presidency and play down the positive effects of the coverage of his national farewell. I picked up the paper this morning and said to my wife, "Well, that didn't take long."
Podcast: Sefton and CBD talk about how would a peace treaty with Iran work, Democrats defending murderers and rapists, The GOP vs. Dem bench for 2028, composting bodies? And more!
Oh, I forgot to mention this quote from Pete Hegseth, reported by Roger Kimball: "We are sharing the ocean with the Iranian Navy. We're giving them the bottom half."
Tomorrow is March 25th, "Tolkien Reading Day," because March 25th is the day when the Ring is destroyed in the book. I think I'm going to start the Hobbit tomorrow and read all four books this time. The only bad part of the trilogy are the Frodo/Sam chapters in The Two Towers. They're repetitive, slow, and mostly about the weather and terrain. But most everything else is good. Weirdly, the Frodo-Sam chapters in Return of the King are exciting and action-packed and among the best in the trilogy. (Though the chapters with everyone else in Return of the King get pretty slow again. Mostly people talking about marching towards war, and then marching towards war.)
Forgotten 80s Mystery Click
One day I'm gonna write a poem in a letter
One day I'm gonna get that faculty together
Remember that everybody has to wait in line
Oh, [Song Title], look out world, oh, you know I've got mine
“robert mueller just died,” trump wrote in a truth social post on march 21. “good, i’m glad he’s dead. he can no longer hurt innocent people! president donald j. trump.”
[A]n asshole is somebody who looks at a painting of two toddlers doing something totally normal for toddlers and decides that it represents homosexuality and then thinks that publicly saying that is somehow edgy and clever. Instead it is doing what we accuse the Left of, that is sexualizing young children. If that describes you, own it.
Reports: The A-10 Thunderbolt, better known as The Warthog, has been unleashed on Iran It's a heavily armored (the pilot sits in a titanim bathtub) slow-and-low loitering plane with a massive minigun firing depleted uranium rounds. The capability it brings is the ability to just fly big circles over the country waiting for a target to present itself. This is a weapons platform for eliminating vehicles and personnel. Its first task might be strafing the seas, clearing out any remaining attack boats and minelayers.
Update: My ballpark estimate for a reasonable cost for a wildlife overpass (suitably padded to sate the thirst of Democrat grifters) was $15 million. Turns out, that was a good estimate. That's how much it cost Denver to build one.