Missouri
Posted by Peter W. Schramm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch says: "As of today, President George W. Bush’s campaign is no longer running TV ads in Missouri - reflecting the president’s confidence that he’ll carry the state on Nov. 2." The Kerry campaign ended its ads one week ago. Bush has had the lead in Missouri since early September, Rassmussen has Bush up 51-45.
12:29 PM / October 13, 2004
: include(/srv/users/prod-php-nltashbrook/apps/prod-php-nltashbrook/public/sd/nlt-blog/_includes/promo-main.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in
: include(): Failed opening '/srv/users/prod-php-nltashbrook/apps/prod-php-nltashbrook/public/sd/nlt-blog/_includes/promo-main.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/opt/sp/php7.2/lib/php') in
So now the Missouri voters will be carefully advised that they are being taken for granted by Bush. . . Wasn’t St. Louis one of the premier practitioners of voting fraud in 2000? If Bush is to overcome the coming fraud in this election, he needs to win states like Missouri by a serious margin, and he would do well to be skeptical that he has any margin at all until he is clearly above 50%. Just a thought. . .
What? No concern of Kerry pulling his ads one week earlier?