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But, we must not forget the real issue
in the upcoming primaries and that is women like Katy are going to be
the
key to whom
the candidates are because women represent the swing vote.

I'd agree, at least in part. Moderates--sitters upon the proverbial
fence--will also play a big role, just as they did in the
immediate-past
midterm election. If the Dems controlling Congress don't live up to
their
claims of "working with the President" and "restoring faith in the
political process," there will be another moderate backlash, but I
doubt
if they'll go GOP. They probably just won't vote. That may give
someone
like Nader or another dark horse the opportunity to be a majordomo
spoiler
for either party. Should be an interesting election.

I'm Ted Bell and I
know all about swinging! I'm just that kind of a loveable guy. Come
to
Ted's of
Beverly Hills for a steak that's a mouth-watering delight.

This is sounding awfully gay, Mr. Milstead.

Max

How about the Republican's claim of "working with the Democrats" and
"ending
the bickering"? How about Bush's claim of the same sort? I think it's up
to
them to start doing the right thing for the country.

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Typical liberal...expect someone else to do it for you.

Joe


They've been there for approaching 7 years... typical right-wingnut,
excepting everyone to make up for their deficits.

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"Ted Bell" wrote in message
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But, we must not forget the real issue
in the upcoming primaries and that is women like Katy are going to be
the key to whom
the candidates are because women represent the swing vote.

I'd agree, at least in part. Moderates--sitters upon the proverbial
fence--will also play a big role, just as they did in the immediate-past
midterm election. If the Dems controlling Congress don't live up to
their claims of "working with the President" and "restoring faith in the
political process," there will be another moderate backlash, but I doubt
if they'll go GOP. They probably just won't vote. That may give someone
like Nader or another dark horse the opportunity to be a majordomo
spoiler for either party. Should be an interesting election.

I'm Ted Bell and I
know all about swinging! I'm just that kind of a loveable guy. Come to
Ted's of
Beverly Hills for a steak that's a mouth-watering delight.

This is sounding awfully gay, Mr. Milstead.

Max



How about the Republican's claim of "working with the Democrats" and
"ending the bickering"? How about Bush's claim of the same sort? I think
it's up to them to start doing the right thing for the country.

What is it about the word "politician" that you don't understand, Jon?

Politician: seeking just two things: your money and your vote.

Max

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Max,

I thought everyone was familiar with BUSH'S economics. It very simple;;
DEBT!!!!

More like "What, me worry?"

Max

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I did miss it... perhaps Rush should talk about it more.

It was all over Fox News, but I never saw a peep about it on CBS, NBS, or
ABS. Does that surprise you?? I never listen to Rush, so I wouldn't
know if he mentioned, but I'm betting he did. He generally doesn't have
much to say about religion, but this is a political issue, so I suspect
he talked about it.


Heh... I'll do that, but it's going to be a long wait... I was going to
say tax and spend, but that's a Dem thing.

Not tax and spend; just spend and spend. And spend.

Max

I only watch 24 on Fox.

If it is just spend, spend, and spend, they must have learned it from
Bush.

I was referring to Bush, you dolt.

And I mean that in the nicest possible way, you dolt.

Max

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I did miss it... perhaps Rush should talk about it more.

It was all over Fox News, but I never saw a peep about it on CBS, NBS, or
ABS. Does that surprise you?? I never listen to Rush, so I wouldn't
know if he mentioned, but I'm betting he did. He generally doesn't have
much to say about religion, but this is a political issue, so I suspect
he talked about it.



Heh... I'll do that, but it's going to be a long wait... I was going to
say tax and spend, but that's a Dem thing.

Not tax and spend; just spend and spend. And spend.

Max


I only watch 24 on Fox.

If it is just spend, spend, and spend, they must have learned it from
Bush.

You don't watch HOUSE!?!?!?!?!?!?!

Horrible show.

Max

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I did miss it... perhaps Rush should talk about it more.

It was all over Fox News, but I never saw a peep about it on CBS, NBS, or
ABS. Does that surprise you?? I never listen to Rush, so I wouldn't
know if he mentioned, but I'm betting he did. He generally doesn't have
much to say about religion, but this is a political issue, so I suspect
he talked about it.




Heh... I'll do that, but it's going to be a long wait... I was going to
say tax and spend, but that's a Dem thing.

Not tax and spend; just spend and spend. And spend.

Max


I only watch 24 on Fox.

If it is just spend, spend, and spend, they must have learned it from
Bush.


You don't watch HOUSE!?!?!?!?!?!?!


Horrible show.

Max


Is not...

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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I did miss it... perhaps Rush should talk about it more.

It was all over Fox News, but I never saw a peep about it on CBS, NBS,
or ABS. Does that surprise you?? I never listen to Rush, so I wouldn't
know if he mentioned, but I'm betting he did. He generally doesn't have
much to say about religion, but this is a political issue, so I suspect
he talked about it.


Heh... I'll do that, but it's going to be a long wait... I was going to
say tax and spend, but that's a Dem thing.

Not tax and spend; just spend and spend. And spend.

Max

I only watch 24 on Fox.

If it is just spend, spend, and spend, they must have learned it from
Bush.

I was referring to Bush, you dolt.

And I mean that in the nicest possible way, you dolt.

Max



I know. You don't need to tell me... sheesh...


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On Feb 17, 2:31 pm, katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
On Feb 17, 1:09 pm, (Thom Stewart) wrote:

Mundo,
I truly think you are wrongly applying the Peter Principal to John
McCain.

I knew John as a adolescent, when I served his Father as an orderly in
WW2. I wasn't much more than a Kid myself but his family is generations
of very successful men. They are a family dedicated to serving their
country, as leaders. Very successful leaders. Admiral McCain's Staff all
thought well of young John.

Being a Democrat and swearing never to vote for another republican after
I voted for Eisenhower, I would find it hard not to vote for John. He is
a very good man in his own right. He is loyal. He demonstrated his
belief in what's right by serving his interment as a prisoner of war
even through his Father was the last five Star Admiral of the fleet at
the time. They played by the Rules.

Mundo, I think I just convinced myself to vote for John if he runs.

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Well said Thom,

Some people talk alot of ****.. Some people do.

Not one other candidate can say they have given as much to our country
and John has.

Rudy did OK in NYC and IMO would be Number 2.

It's going to be McCain vs Hillery.

Joe

Just because you're a war hero from a family of war heroes does not mean
you ahve the capacity to run this country...there are other things tha
must fall into line...and he falls short...he is an angry
person...angry+military does not umpress me at all...and it won't
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He should be angry. The other night he said

"There's no doubt that we came to power in 1994 to change government
and government changed us. We began to value power over principle in
the Congress of the United States so people obviously began to lose
their confidence and faith in us. We have to act like the party of
less government, lower taxes, strong national defense--the same kind
of agenda that made Ronald Reagan one of the great presidents of the
20th Century."

The Des Moines town hall was streamed live on the new website,
www.johnmccain.com.

Joe