Well, his motorcade anyway. Pres. Bush is speaking at Kutztown U. (PA)
today and I happened to be driving by when he arrived. Sure were a lot of
supporters along the route.
Whoopdeedoo.

SV

Just like there were a lot of his supporters down in Florida
when they tried to storm the office of the people trying to
do a recount? Or, were they athletic supporters?

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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Well, his motorcade anyway. Pres. Bush is speaking at Kutztown U. (PA)
today and I happened to be driving by when he arrived. Sure were a lot of
supporters along the route.
Whoopdeedoo.

SV

Just like there were a lot of his supporters down in Florida
when they tried to storm the office of the people trying to
do a recount? Or, were they athletic supporters?

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I remember seeing that on cable news. A bunch of middle-age and older
guys in golf shirts and white loafers were shouting because the Miami-
Dade (democrat) poll officials were taking the recount behind closed
doors, against Florida law. On the tape they looked like a bunch of
retired car salesmen and accountants yelling indignantly, about as
frightning as my grandma. Scary only if you're about five years old.

Another case of the Gore spin outliving the true facts.

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Text: Bush Legal Team Makes Remarks
Tuesday, November 28, 2000
http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/docs/...mbush11-28.php

Following is the full text of a Tuesday news conference held by George
W. Bush adviser James A. Baker III to introduce senior members of the
Buwh campaign's legal team.

[snip]

BARTLIT: My name is Fred Bartlit. I'm going to talk about myth number
two. That's the myth that Miami-Dade would have conducted the manual
recount unless they--if it wasn't for a Republican mob that intimidated
the canvassing board. Gore lawyer Ron Klain said that a mob stormed the
counting facility to stop the count. That's the myth; here are the
facts.

The board is composed of independent David Leahy, a supervisor of
election for 26 years, a highly experienced individual, and two other
sitting judges. What was being protested was a violation of the Florida
Sunshine law; the count was moving behind closed doors.

The New York Times was at the forefront threatening litigation if the
count wasn't opened. Mr. Leahy said that the demonstration was - all he
saw was something that was noisy and peaceful and nothing else. There
were babies in the crowd. There were little kids there. There was, in
some ways, a holiday atmosphere.

Mr. Leahy and others said that they were not intimidated. They said the
count was stopped because they could not possibly - could not possibly -
meet the deadline set by the Supreme Court. The air in the room when
they made the decision was calm, it was relaxed, there were no shouts.
There was no pressure in the room. There were many, many police there.
There wasn't a single arrest. No one ever asked the crowd to desist.

A statement under these circumstances about a mob storming a counting
facility is desired to heat up the situation, and it really is time to
tune back the rhetoric.

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Well, his motorcade anyway.

Does he look as stupid in real life, as he does on film?

Regards


Donal
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no

"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Well, his motorcade anyway.

Does he look as stupid in real life, as he does on film?

Regards


Donal
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message ...
Well, his motorcade anyway. Pres. Bush is speaking at Kutztown U. (PA)
today and I happened to be driving by when he arrived. Sure were a lot of
supporters along the route.
Whoopdeedoo.

SV

Good for You Scotty, Should of stopped and said hello. If you dropped
my name he would of invited on the bus for a steak dinner and some
excellent Texas wine.

He's been so busy lately I havent had a chance to sit and talk with
him fer a while. Not like the good ol days when I could call him any
time in Austin. Last time I talked to him he was just up the road
visiting NASA when the shuttle was lost. I hope to see him again
before he wins the election, I sure he will drop by before November.

Joe

"Anonymous Sender" wrote
..., about as frightning as my grandma. ....

I'm sorry your grandmother was a wus but I have fond memories of my dear now
departed mother hurrying to where my brothers and I had four young men who'd
vandalized my brother's car shouting "Don't kill 'em - just shoot them a
little bit!" or watching her shoot the head off a snake with her Ruger
Single-Six. I have a lot more respect for 'grannies' like her than the
woosie-assed people demanding gummymint protection from "terrorists".
Wonder what Harry Truman would say about the elder Bush's cut and run after
Desert Storm?

You actually know the man?? Then tell us, is he really as stoooopid as his
looks, speech and actions make him appear or is it just an act to get Homer
Simpson's vote?

But I suspect you're BSing again - everybody knows all good wine comes from
California.


"Joe" wrote
Good for You Scotty, Should of stopped and said hello. If you dropped
my name he would of invited on the bus for a steak dinner and some
excellent Texas wine......

"Vito" wrote in message ...
You actually know the man??

Yes, Ive meet him several times. More times when he was working in
Austin. And Ive meet his dad a few times as well. Also have meet Jimmy
Carter, Ann Richards and Loyd Benson.

Then tell us, is he really as stoooopid as his
looks, speech and actions make him appear or is it just an act to get Homer
Simpson's vote?

Well he's smart enough to get elected president, and before that gov
of the finest state in the union. What have you done to be proud of
Veto? Tell us of all the millions of dollars you made for yourself
since your so smart. Guess you have a 747 jumbo jet as a personal
shuttle to use as you see fit. You may not like him, but millions do.
I suspect many more millions like him than Kerry. Dont sell him short,
he very swerd and like most successful people hires the smartest
consultants in the country.

But I suspect you're BSing again - everybody knows all good wine comes from
California.

Guess you have never tasted Texas wine huh? Were catching up to
California in a big way, do a google search on the subject.


"Joe" wrote
Good for You Scotty, Should of stopped and said hello. If you dropped
my name he would of invited on the bus for a steak dinner and some
excellent Texas wine......

Joe wrote:


Well he's smart enough to get elected president,

No, you were stupid enough to elect him

Cheers