MSNBC: Kerry Not "Unstoppable"

[Jack_Dawson]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4099966/

Bout TIME somebody reported the f'ing truth around here.

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[shawmut]

1. this line is very telling

"While Kerry was airing spots in all seven states Thursday, he was saturating markets in only two — Oklahoma and South Carolina. "





I was not aware of this until now, and it's an interesting and somewhat risky strategic move. The Kerry camp has decided to not play it safe and instead go for a double knock out of both Edwards and Clark. Time will tell if it works out or not.

[ludwigb]

2. Now's the time

He's got to go for the kill if he wants to win.

[La_Serpiente]

3. Kerry must come in second in South Carolina

win Missouri and other states if he wants to hold his current posistion.

[patricia92243]

4. I think they are wishing they had not made Dean drop so far in the polls.

Dean is more fun for them to cover. Is it too late for them to turn back to Dean?

[molly]

5. Yea Delaware!

"DELAWARE (15): Lieberman has invested the most time in the state and has the most endorsements. “But I would say that Kerry is going to win here,” said John Flaherty, former aide to Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del. “I just don’t think putting a nicer face on what Bush is saying will catch on.”

[Jack_Dawson]

6. Kick!

:kick:

[slinkerwink]

7. I hope Clark wins SC and OK

to knock out Kerry!

[Hep]

8. Kerry is a walking nap,

of course he's not unstoppable.

[Hawkeye-X]

9. Kerry's finished anyway. Edwards too.

South won't vote for him, Edwards. Clark and Dean has real shot in picking up delegates. Kerry and Edwards will go below the 15% threshold.

Hawkeye-X