DrTorch Wrote:Dems can't be happy right now. Kerry receives no "pop" from Edwards and can't get any traction in the news. Even the DNC is getting overshadowed by other things.

And Sandy Berger isn't helping either (although the lack of press coverage on this story is. Hey, where are all the Watergate wannabes?)

Anyway, some folks are saying Kerry and the Clintons are warring w/in the DNP, and Kennedy is controlling things from Kerry's side.

In my best effort to be objective, things don't look good for Kerry or the Dems at this point.

Well, there's this to consider, according to Bloomberg News this afternoon...

"Kerry, a four-term U.S. senator from Massachusetts, leads 47 percent to 41 percent in 18 states where the presidential vote is expected to be closest, the Washington-based Pew Research Center found in a July 8-18 survey. A month ago Bush had an 11 point lead, according to Pew."

It doesn't mean anything definitively. But if it puts any damper on your online pep talk here, I'll consider it a service.

Enjoy the weekend!