Monthly Archives: January 2004

Been a couple of days — and again, the change in the campaign is indescribable. But, in an interview with a new volunteer, I realized the similarities of this campaign with another situation I was intimately involved in — the … Continue reading →

Okay – an hour before the NH polls close — and we do not know specifically what will happen. We spent most of the day dealing with various issues — from the urgent (priority to launch new content for a … Continue reading →

Wow! This morning, after seeing yesterday’s Zogby poll, I was blown away: “Kerry had a 19-point lead in Monday’s one-day polling. In the final analysis, voters raised doubts about Howard Dean. Through the second half of 2003, New Hampshire voters … Continue reading →

Now — it is getting close once again — we are waiting for the next shoe to drop — and whether or not Kerry will be able to pull off New Hampshire. What I believe is that, with Dean wounded … Continue reading →

Kerry comes up to 25% in the Zogby poll – but what does that mean? With the complexity of the Iowa caucuses and the need for highly roganized coordination in Iowa – it is going to be quite a race. … Continue reading →

Today, as I was doing my early morning email check, I learned that Kerry broke expectations and now is one point ahead of both Gephardt and Dean in Iowa. While statistically this is still considered a dead-heat between the three … Continue reading →

It is seven days away from the Iowa Caucus and I watch the pundits and pollsters speak on behalf of what they expect to happen. Just recently, they showed the fact that polls – even as close as seven days … Continue reading →