Bush, Kerry, And Green Differences
In a tight presidential race, environmental issues could swing undecided voters.
"In a confidential memo to elected Republican leaders last year, GOP pollster Frank Luntz warned that environmental issues are the Republicans' weak spot.As a result, wrote Mr. Luntz, 'Not only do we risk losing the swing vote, but our suburban female base could abandon us as well.' That Mr. Bush and Vice president Dick Cheney are both former oilmen does not help the administration's image here... Among activists, there's no doubt who's the greener candidate."
Thanks to Chris Steins
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Published on Wednesday, March 24, 2004 in
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