In article , Paddlec1
wrote:

From: Warren

snip
Underestimating your opponent is a good start to losing. You're
providing a prime example of why Gore and Kerry lost.

Underestimating W.... Bwaaahhahahaahahaaaaaaa. Good one.


There ya go. One more example of why Gore and Kerry lost.

in article , Warren at
wrote on 12/11/04 10:08 PM:

In article , Paddlec1
wrote:

From: Warren

snip
Underestimating your opponent is a good start to losing. You're
providing a prime example of why Gore and Kerry lost.

Underestimating W.... Bwaaahhahahaahahaaaaaaa. Good one.


There ya go. One more example of why Gore and Kerry lost.

Just to be sure...you can understand that one can appreciate someone's
ability to win at something while at the same time having the point of view
that they are totally undeserving of the victory, right?

George W engaged in a campaign of fear-mongering by scaring people about
terrorists, scaring people about homosexuals...anything to keep as many
Americans as possible in a state of fear, because people are not rational
when they are in fear.

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Keenan Wellar wrote:

in article , Warren at
wrote on 12/11/04 10:08 PM:

In article , Paddlec1
wrote:

From: Warren

snip
Underestimating your opponent is a good start to losing. You're
providing a prime example of why Gore and Kerry lost.

Underestimating W.... Bwaaahhahahaahahaaaaaaa. Good one.


There ya go. One more example of why Gore and Kerry lost.

Just to be sure...you can understand that one can appreciate someone's
ability to win at something while at the same time having the point of view
that they are totally undeserving of the victory, right?

George W engaged in a campaign of fear-mongering by scaring people about
terrorists, scaring people about homosexuals...anything to keep as many
Americans as possible in a state of fear, because people are not rational
when they are in fear.


Remember that great Democrat, JFK, and the fictitious "Missile gap"?
It's not just Republicans why work the fear angle.