March 6
For President Bush, the row over his first round of TV ads rumbles on, overshadowing his fundraising trip to California.
Bear in mind, of course, that despite all the controversy they've generated, these were 'positive' ads. Somehow, you can't help thinking we ain't seen nothing yet...
The potential for negativity in this campaign, particularly if the Bush campaign feels its message isn't resonating, seems to be immense. Especially so if Kerry isn't able to define a positive message of his own as the campaign drags on.
Yes, the fall election will be first and foremost a referendum on Bush, but the Kerry folks know it's crucial that they present a vision of a clear executive vision and an administration-in-waiting.
In the Veepstakes, Edwards continues to lead the pack of the usual - and some unusual - suspects. Letterman, meanwhile, is convinced it's going to be Hillary Clinton....
For President Bush, the row over his first round of TV ads rumbles on, overshadowing his fundraising trip to California.
Bear in mind, of course, that despite all the controversy they've generated, these were 'positive' ads. Somehow, you can't help thinking we ain't seen nothing yet...
The potential for negativity in this campaign, particularly if the Bush campaign feels its message isn't resonating, seems to be immense. Especially so if Kerry isn't able to define a positive message of his own as the campaign drags on.
Yes, the fall election will be first and foremost a referendum on Bush, but the Kerry folks know it's crucial that they present a vision of a clear executive vision and an administration-in-waiting.
In the Veepstakes, Edwards continues to lead the pack of the usual - and some unusual - suspects. Letterman, meanwhile, is convinced it's going to be Hillary Clinton....
posted by Steve at 11:49 PM
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