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karynnj

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17. Bush was highly favored to win 2004

Reply to Ken Burch (Reply #3)

Sat Mar 10, 2018, 12:50 AM

Mar 2018

In December 2003 he was at 60 percent approval which was higher than Obama 2011. Models that predict which party would win showed it a tough year for a Democrat.

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DNC hires Mary Beth Cahill as interim CEO [View all] brooklynite Feb 2018 OP

I wish her well. riversedge Feb 2018 #1

Oh no. RandySF Feb 2018 #2

Why "Oh no?" murielm99 Feb 2018 #4

The Kerry campaign was a disaster. RandySF Feb 2018 #5

Disaster? We Lost By 70000 votes in one state or JK would be President Corey_Baker08 Feb 2018 #8

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2018 #13

Exactly. Junior stole it twice: once in FL, once in OH. lagomorph777 Mar 2018 #14

His primary win,which Cahill led on, was very smooth and decisive karynnj Mar 2018 #16

No...no...NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ken Burch Feb 2018 #3

The DNC jl_theprofessor Feb 2018 #6

Good point. Ken Burch Feb 2018 #11

Thanks for the info. Does NOT auger well for us in 2018. And the stakes are so, so high. stuffmatters Feb 2018 #9

You know that the DNC doesn't run campaigns, right? brooklynite Feb 2018 #10

Yes...but the mindset at the DNC informs the way campaigns are run. Ken Burch Feb 2018 #12

No presidential campaign builds the state parties that is something the DNC needs to do karynnj Mar 2018 #18

Your post was a creative, though thoroughly unsupported, series of allegations. LanternWaste Mar 2018 #15

Bush was highly favored to win 2004 karynnj Mar 2018 #17

I'm trying to understand the hierarchy of the DNC. Difference between chairman and CEO? YOHABLO Feb 2018 #7