Reply #19: I disagree with the original post-it is the other way around

[underpants]

Those who have turned on Bush aren't going back. Not that they won't vote Republican in other races (actual Republicans mind you) but they won't support Bush or his front men. From personal interaction in a BLUE state (Va.) I met tons of people who never were involved in a political movement though they were well informed they felt they had to do SOMETHING so they signed up, this included lots of people who normally do or you would think would support Republicans. Seriously from three nights at the State Fair alone I talked to many middle of the road type people who were appalled at what they were seeing.

I said it during the campaign and I will say it again-W has his number (really it is about 47%) and all he can do is hold them close and hope not to lose a one. Supposedly they got everyone out they could last time (BIG supposedly there) or at least that is what the story is. I think a lot of people (alone in the voting booth) decided based on fear.