Harry Krause wrote:

I'm reminded of Lane Kirkland's comments on Walter Mondale. Kirkland,
the former head of the AFL-CIO, was not a fan of Mondale. But when it
became obvious Mondale was going to be the nominee, Kirkland said "We'll
find things to admire about Mondale that even his mother didn't know."

Yup, the typical insincerity of politics.

Puke..........

-- Charlie


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"Clams Canino" wrote in message
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Turnout looks pretty good. Weather is holding so far. Cold though.

So far it smells like a close call between Dean and Carrey.

The Kohn's have changed their family name again?

http://www.jewishsf.com/bk030207/us02.shtml

I think its going to be a l-o-n-g year....

Capt. Frank

Clams Canino wrote:
We the omnipotent in NH will decide who's left for the rest of you to choose
between.!!

-W

ROFL
I don't useually get involved in OT discussinos, but I loved your comment!

Capt. Frank

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NOYB wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

John Gaquin wrote:


"Harry Krause" wrote in message

How's the turnout? How's the weather across the state?

Most news outlets reporting unusually high turnout. Some weatherfolk

are

now downgrading the storm forecast.



That's good. I always like to see high turnout. It means the voters are
engaged.



In the 2000 election in Wisconsin, high turnout simply meant that people
were eager to get their free cartons of cigarettes for voting Democrat.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message news:bv72q8

The exit poll results, which were based largely on interviews conducted
with voters as they left the polls,

Gee, ya think? :-)

"Harry Krause" wrote in message news:bv74l9

You might be interesting in knowing that Kerry is not nearly as liberal
as the label the neocons are trying to lay over him.

Don't try to dance to that music. Kerry's voting record for years has been
a virtual duplicate of Kennedy's. Some folks here think Ted Kennedy is the
conservative one. I bet TK doesn't hear that too often!

"Capt. Frank Hopkins" wrote in

I think its going to be a l-o-n-g year....

Not at all!!! This is the greatest sport there is.

Super-Bowl, Shmooper-Bowl!

"Gene Kearns" wrote:

I'll keep an open mind..... but as long as the Democrats run idiots
like Johnson, Carter, and Clinton..... I just can't do it.


You may not like Carter or Clinton. You may think one was weak or the
other was morally bankrupt. I can understand how you might disagree
with their policies. But how in the world can you honestly peg either
of those men as an idiot?? These are two VERY bright men.

Really, I'm curious.

yeah John, I know.

I have had stupid-bowl shoved up my asterisk unitl I am sick of it. Herr
Mayor and cronies have raised taxes to rebuild the bold new sewer of the
south to host the damn thing next year. Of course, a lot of the money
found its way into Herr Mayor's (daddy's) oil, concrete, construction,
and retail corporations.

Nothing I can do abouot it though except put up with another 12 months
of misery.

Regards,
Capt. Frank

John Gaquin wrote:
"Capt. Frank Hopkins" wrote in


I think its going to be a l-o-n-g year....


Not at all!!! This is the greatest sport there is.

Super-Bowl, Shmooper-Bowl!

"Gene Kearns" wrote:
I'll keep an open mind..... but as long as the Democrats run idiots
like Johnson, Carter, and Clinton..... I just can't do it.




Gary Warner wrote:
You may not like Carter or Clinton. You may think one was weak or the
other was morally bankrupt. I can understand how you might disagree
with their policies. But how in the world can you honestly peg either
of those men as an idiot?? These are two VERY bright men.

Really, I'm curious.

Pure bigotry, what else?

The hatred of the Religious Right for President Jimmy Carter shows that
they are neither religious nor right. Jimmy Carter is an outstanding
example of Christian ethics and principles in action. There is nobody on
the "religious" right who walks the walk like Carter does... and has,
all his life.

He may not have been a great President... IMHO the fiasco at Desert One
has overshadowed a lot of his positive accomplishments... but he is a
great man... and that _bothers_ them.

Regards
Doug King