Gould 0738 wrote:
"While Kerry was flying around the country campaigning and leaving the
actual work of the nation to his colleagues in the Senate, the
President was out there working on our behalf,"


This is the funniest new wrinkle in campaigning I've seen in a long time. The
charge is very popular in both national and local raes this year. "My opponent
actually has the audacity to *campaign for office*! He or she should get of the
campaign trail, leave it solely at my disposal, and stick to casting votes in
the legislature."

Awfully good thing that President Bush hasn't been flying around the country
campaigning as well. Who would have been there to work for the Fraternal Order
of Republican Cops?



Fortunately, all this election politicking is soon to end.

Looks like it is all over for John Kerry. His remarks regarding
Cheney's daughter (however intended) and the new questions about how he
secured an "Honorable Discharge" from the Navy will do him in.

It is really too bad a more decent and qualified candidate had not been
nominated by the Democrats. Bush was certainly vulnerable, but the
Democratic party blew their chance.

Eisboch