March 21
Bush's campaign kick-off rally in Orlando yesterday gave the impression, as the Post noted, of seeming more like a 'final push'.
Afterward, 400 supporters marched out of the Orange County Convention Center and onto buses to knock on 20,000 doors, recruit volunteers and register Republicans. Others stayed behind to work 300 cell phones, and reached 80,000 people whose voting history suggests they lean to the GOP, the campaign reported.
With the 9/11 commission evidence heating up this week, the Bush campaign could have done without the publicity surrounding Richard Clarke's new book.
Meanwhile, John McCain and Joe Lieberman warned that a negative campaign could have the effect of turning off voters on both sides.
Bush's campaign kick-off rally in Orlando yesterday gave the impression, as the Post noted, of seeming more like a 'final push'.
Afterward, 400 supporters marched out of the Orange County Convention Center and onto buses to knock on 20,000 doors, recruit volunteers and register Republicans. Others stayed behind to work 300 cell phones, and reached 80,000 people whose voting history suggests they lean to the GOP, the campaign reported.
With the 9/11 commission evidence heating up this week, the Bush campaign could have done without the publicity surrounding Richard Clarke's new book.
Meanwhile, John McCain and Joe Lieberman warned that a negative campaign could have the effect of turning off voters on both sides.
posted by Steve at 1:24 AM
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