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elections decided by security moms and single women: the fox Kerry goes hunting geese in Ohio

In a race that election will be 'very likely be decided, the wire, in a handful of outlying counties in Ohio and Florida a hunt for wild geese can' take over 'a hundred votes in elections. The Democratic candidate John Kerry has promised to leave no stone unturned to snatch victory for the Republican President George W. zozzone Bush. He wore a camouflage (reminiscent of those that came dramatically to the marines), buckshot and a rifle to spend the morning in a hunt in Ohio to vote Conservative.

After two hours of dispatch in the maintenance of a democratic supporter, near Youngstown, Kerry and 'smiling back with the spoils of a goose. The message to voters? To hear the team spokesman Mike McCurry and democratic '"give an impression more' clear of Kerry, the man." In a nutshell signfica that Kerry will 'see often on the hunt, the games of his beloved Red Sox (baseball team in Boston that after nearly one hundred years of curse could win the championship statutinense) and in the church.

The target is not 'a secret, voters are uncertain of the States that consider the possibility of undermining Bush but not yet a clear idea of \u200b\u200bKerry, especially with the specter of terrorism hanging over nation. Kerry, who had gone to hunt the last time in Iowa in 2003 and 'went hunting but to convince "security moms" and "baseball fans" that he knows' pull the trigger, if necessary, just like Bush.

In this country of madmen show be able to kill with a smile and 'fundamental. To decide the election will seem like a paradox, the voters undecided. That are actually 'almost all electric undecided. Women are the most 'easy to survey (apparently always meet them on the phone) but they are also the most' difficult to convince. Security moms, soccer moms, single moms, single tout court a few months ago almost all went mad for Kerry. Then Bush and 'taken because' can count to sull'asso Trump: fear. In this country of madmen are afraid of everything, but mostly they fear a new attack by al Qaeda, they are afraid of the world that hates them to death, they fear that they are trying again. Not that Bush does not do everything possible not to make him come even more 'fear,' an old recipe, this one.

Poor geese (three) made out in the hunt for Kerry do not vote (well now with greater reason) but could be decisive, however, lamented. To be scared to vote for an America need to know kill, geese, loyalists of the Baath party and several Muslims. First you have to convince women, and maybe even the little men (who vote with Bush's percentage close to 65%). Women, then, though convincing, statistically, do not go to vote even though they say that there should be. Especially democratic ones: the guilt and 'especially the sudden fever of a child (case # 1), a sudden trip for business or pleasure (Case No. 2) or because' there was traffic (No.3) . If Kerry does not recover a majority of women dry, hello, hello White House.

On the men's uniform marine matters little. Better the cap with the red B and a trip Fenway Park Saturday night. Returning from the hunt, Kerry had words of enthusiasm for his Red Sox, who last night won the seventh and decisive game against the favorites to claim the final conference of recovering a disadvantage three matches. "The most 'great recovery story," he said refusing to make a comparison with the presidential race.

The powerful gun lobby, the iperconservatrice National Rifle Association, has purchased a page in the newspaper of Youngstown accusing Kerry of "posing" as a hunter while in reality 'is opposed to the rights of those who love guns. The accompanying photo shows Kerry and pulls the trigger of his gun but look elsewhere.