Or those older mentor left activists who criticize Kerry as "dull" will discourage those younger activists from volunteering. As I said about Gore in 2000, we can't do anything about his campaign (and I think Kerry is still doing far better overall), but we can fight to mobilize and win regardless of the candidate.
-- Nathan Newman
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I'm cheating way over my posting limit, but I just can't believe the crap in your head, Nathan. Who around here has discouraged anybody from voting for horse-face? Posting remarks on this list and griping to your comrades is not the same as campaigning against horse-face. I encourage everybody I know to vote against Bush, and I explain my distaste for horse-face only to those who are safely far enough left to avoid the risk of pushing people to Bush. I tell the Bush voters I know they're crazy and their candidate is a semi-literate war criminal.
Horse-face, as Doug says, is the one throwing water on his own campaign. He's a lost cause (just between you and me). He dumped it last month, when he re-embraced the Iraq invasion.