As a lot of people have, Lee has figured out that, even though he once
supported GWB, that the current administration is a bunch of lying,
thieving assholes:



Kerry offers Silicon Valley solutions
Iacocca on stage to endorse him at San Jose rally

John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writer
Friday, June 25, 2004



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chart attached


Democrat John Kerry brought his presidential campaign to Silicon
Valley Thursday to unveil his high-tech vision for America's future,
but he hedged his bet by bringing in former auto industry leader --
and 2000 Bush supporter -- Lee Iacocca for an endorsement.

"I'm here today because our country needs a change in leadership,''
Iacocca, the former head of Chrysler and Ford, told a morning crowd at
San Jose State University. "I was deeply involved in the (2000) Bush
campaign, stumping for him in Michigan and Pennsylvania. ... But this
year, I'm supporting John Kerry.''

The 79-year-old Iacocca, who had a reputation as a maverick and an
innovator during his years in the distinctly old economy auto
industry, said Kerry was the right man for our fast-changing economy.

"We need a leader who will level with us about how we can adapt to
that change and make things change for the better,'' Iacocca said.

For Kerry, the key to those changes is billions of dollars in new
government support for science and technology, money that could
generate millions of new jobs in what he calls "the economy for our
future."

"The focus is not on the next election, but on the next generation,"
the Massachusetts senator said. "It's a plan to let America be America
again by tapping the ingenuity and innovation that are at the heart of
our character as a people.''

basskisser wrote:

As a lot of people have, Lee has figured out that, even though he once
supported GWB, that the current administration is a bunch of lying,
thieving assholes:



Kerry offers Silicon Valley solutions
Iacocca on stage to endorse him at San Jose rally

John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writer
Friday, June 25, 2004



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------




chart attached


Democrat John Kerry brought his presidential campaign to Silicon
Valley Thursday to unveil his high-tech vision for America's future,
but he hedged his bet by bringing in former auto industry leader --
and 2000 Bush supporter -- Lee Iacocca for an endorsement.

"I'm here today because our country needs a change in leadership,''
Iacocca, the former head of Chrysler and Ford, told a morning crowd at
San Jose State University. "I was deeply involved in the (2000) Bush
campaign, stumping for him in Michigan and Pennsylvania. ... But this
year, I'm supporting John Kerry.''

The 79-year-old Iacocca, who had a reputation as a maverick and an
innovator during his years in the distinctly old economy auto
industry, said Kerry was the right man for our fast-changing economy.

"We need a leader who will level with us about how we can adapt to
that change and make things change for the better,'' Iacocca said.

For Kerry, the key to those changes is billions of dollars in new
government support for science and technology, money that could
generate millions of new jobs in what he calls "the economy for our
future."

"The focus is not on the next election, but on the next generation,"
the Massachusetts senator said. "It's a plan to let America be America
again by tapping the ingenuity and innovation that are at the heart of
our character as a people.''


Nice. And a new poll of Ohio voters shows Kerry with a six-point lead.

Delicious.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
And a new poll of Ohio voters shows Kerry with a six-point lead.

Uhh...You do know that means Kerry's lead has slipped a point in the ARG
poll since the last time they conducted it, right?


American Research Group (6/21-6/23)
Kerry: 49%
Bush: 43%

ARG (5/10-5/12):
Kerry: 49
Bush: 42

And the two other most recent polls have Bush leading.

Fox News (6/22-6/23):
Bush: 45
Kerry 41

Zogby (6/15-6/20):
Bush: 50.5%
Kerry: 45.1%

Those Zogby numbers have completely reversed since May

Zogby (5/18-5/23):
Kerry: 49.4
Bush: 44.8

That's a 10 point swing in one month. Things aren't exactly looking
promising for Droop-Along Dog.

"NOYB" wrote in message ...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
And a new poll of Ohio voters shows Kerry with a six-point lead.

Uhh...You do know that means Kerry's lead has slipped a point in the ARG
poll since the last time they conducted it, right?

Seeing how you've taken it upon yourself to correct my grammar and
spelling, I don't think that "Uhh" is a word. It definitely isn't a
sentence, and if it were, you'd only use one period after it.

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
"NOYB" wrote in message
...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
And a new poll of Ohio voters shows Kerry with a six-point lead.

Uhh...You do know that means Kerry's lead has slipped a point in the ARG
poll since the last time they conducted it, right?

Seeing how you've taken it upon yourself to correct my grammar and
spelling, I don't think that "Uhh" is a word. It definitely isn't a
sentence, and if it were, you'd only use one period after it.


Uhh is slang.
The three dots form an ellipsis:

ellipsis
1.. A mark or series of marks (... or * * *, for example) used in writing
or printing to indicate an omission, especially of letters or words.
I guess you can say that I used the ellipsis to fill in the omitted
expletives that fell between "Uhh" and my question.

For example, "Uhh, you stupid ****. You do know..."

"NOYB" wrote in message hlink.net...
"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
"NOYB" wrote in message
...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
And a new poll of Ohio voters shows Kerry with a six-point lead.

Uhh...You do know that means Kerry's lead has slipped a point in the ARG
poll since the last time they conducted it, right?

Seeing how you've taken it upon yourself to correct my grammar and
spelling, I don't think that "Uhh" is a word. It definitely isn't a
sentence, and if it were, you'd only use one period after it.


Uhh is slang.
The three dots form an ellipsis:

ellipsis
1.. A mark or series of marks (... or * * *, for example) used in writing
or printing to indicate an omission, especially of letters or words.
I guess you can say that I used the ellipsis to fill in the omitted
expletives that fell between "Uhh" and my question.

For example, "Uhh, you stupid ****. You do know..."


But you didn't USE it as an "omission", you dumb ****.

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
As a lot of people have, Lee has figured out that, even though he once
supported GWB, that the current administration is a bunch of lying,
thieving assholes:



Kerry offers Silicon Valley solutions
Iacocca on stage to endorse him at San Jose rally

John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writer
Friday, June 25, 2004



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Fact: You cut and pasted the post.
Fact: It takes no measurable amount of thought to do so.
Fact: You think that your cut and paste is thoughtful, or you wouldn't
be holding it to such high esteem.
Fact: Because you think it is quite thoughtful, makes it purely
ignorant

Calif Bill wrote:

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
As a lot of people have, Lee has figured out that, even though he once
supported GWB, that the current administration is a bunch of lying,
thieving assholes:



Kerry offers Silicon Valley solutions
Iacocca on stage to endorse him at San Jose rally

John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writer
Friday, June 25, 2004



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Fact: You cut and pasted the post.
Fact: It takes no measurable amount of thought to do so.
Fact: You think that your cut and paste is thoughtful, or you wouldn't
be holding it to such high esteem.
Fact: Because you think it is quite thoughtful, makes it purely
ignorant



Fact: avoid situations, Bill, in which your life depends upon your
writing abilities. You haven't any.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Calif Bill wrote:

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
As a lot of people have, Lee has figured out that, even though he once
supported GWB, that the current administration is a bunch of lying,
thieving assholes:



Kerry offers Silicon Valley solutions
Iacocca on stage to endorse him at San Jose rally

John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writer
Friday, June 25, 2004




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Fact: You cut and pasted the post.
Fact: It takes no measurable amount of thought to do so.
Fact: You think that your cut and paste is thoughtful, or you wouldn't
be holding it to such high esteem.
Fact: Because you think it is quite thoughtful, makes it purely
ignorant



Fact: avoid situations, Bill, in which your life depends upon your
writing abilities. You haven't any.



Nope, I got my degree in Engineering. And the posting is basskissers words,
so you better reply to him. Your ghost writer on retainer?

"Calif Bill" wrote in message hlink.net...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Calif Bill wrote:

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
As a lot of people have, Lee has figured out that, even though he once
supported GWB, that the current administration is a bunch of lying,
thieving assholes:



Kerry offers Silicon Valley solutions
Iacocca on stage to endorse him at San Jose rally

John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writer
Friday, June 25, 2004




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------


Fact: You cut and pasted the post.
Fact: It takes no measurable amount of thought to do so.
Fact: You think that your cut and paste is thoughtful, or you wouldn't
be holding it to such high esteem.
Fact: Because you think it is quite thoughtful, makes it purely
ignorant



Fact: avoid situations, Bill, in which your life depends upon your
writing abilities. You haven't any.



Nope, I got my degree in Engineering. And the posting is basskissers words,
so you better reply to him. Your ghost writer on retainer?

Liar. You are a handy man.