President Bush and John Kerry are statistically tied in the race for president in Missouri according to our exclusive Survey USA....
Of those who said they would vote for the president, 80 percent said it was because they support him, 19 percent said it was a vote against John Kerry.
On the other side, 56 percent of those who said they would vote for Kerry consider it a vote against President Bush while 41 percent call it a vote for Kerry.
Of those who said they would vote for the president, 80 percent said it was because they support him, 19 percent said it was a vote against John Kerry.
On the other side, 56 percent of those who said they would vote for Kerry consider it a vote against President Bush while 41 percent call it a vote for Kerry.
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You know I don't pay any attention to polls, but this one intrigued me for the extra information it provides. Isn't that sad? We're not voting for Kerry, we're voting against Bush.
We don't have a candidate.
Or, here's another way to look at it. Tom writes:
True, the lefties don't have a candidate that speaks for us but I've looked at this run as one where my vote is much more against Bush than for Kerry. It's the country that is getting my vote not the candidate.
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