08-01-2003 02:05									#31
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You dare slander Bruce Campbell? For that you shall die.

	08-01-2003 02:11									#32
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quote: Originally posted by Venom You are slander Bruce Campbell? For that you shall die.

No, No! I love Bruce!

I actually met him in person two months ago when he was promoting his book, If Chins Could Kill...

	08-01-2003 02:12									#33
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Where at? He was in Chapel Hill around that time, you're not anywhere near there are you?

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quote: Originally posted by GePap Given that Gephard couldn't even keep the leadership of the House Democrats, I can see no reason why the party would back him. He has been a weak leader, with little chance.

quote: I like Kerry (you guys think Bush looks like anyting other than a baffled Chimp? go to Bushorchimp to see the startling similarities)

It's funny that he's so popular with the creationist crowd, since he basically is the missing link. I remember when he was giving that big "Corporate Responsibility" speech last year, the way he was slouched over the podium, I keep expecting him to climb on top of it.

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quote: Originally posted by Venom Where at? He was in Chapel Hill around that time, you're not anywhere near there are you?

I saw him in St. Louis, but now that I think of it, it was probably longer ago than that. September/October maybe.

He was great, a real class act.

	08-01-2003 02:33									#36
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Right now, I really like the NC senator John Edwards. He is a young man full of ideas, solutions and energy. Watch one of his interviews sometime, you might agree. John Kerry is just another long winded Democrat. A lot of talk designed to anesthetize the voting public and not energize them. Lieberman, you have got to be kidding me. Do you really think the red states that voted for mini-Bush are going to vote for a Jew. I don't think so. Why didn't they just pick a left-handed-lesbian-midget to run with Gore? Let's face reality, this country still has a great deal of racism to deal with. We barely elected a Catholic 43 years ago and none since.

If recent history is any guage, the Dems will shoot themselves in the foot again, by picking a viable candidate and then ruin it by picking a running mate for their symbolic appeal to diversity and not their practical ability. Diversity is important, but it shouldn't be shoved down a provincial publics throat. These misguided appeals play well in young affluent urban communities, but not in the heartland or the south. Diversity should be a natural evolution of practical legislation, community support and the needs of the specific troubled minority groups.

edit: corrected Kerry's first name

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	08-01-2003 02:51									#37
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quote: Originally posted by MosesPresley Why didn't they just pick a left-handed-lesbian-midget to run with Gore?

Because Barbara Mikulski said she wasn't interested.

	08-01-2003 03:06									#38
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Edited by Ming... One more of those Orange, and you are toast

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	08-01-2003 03:34									#39
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Because Barbara Mikulski said she wasn't interested.

Agatha Christie as running mate. The punning press would have a field day.

Orange: WTF?

	08-01-2003 04:38									#40
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Dean is the only one I'd vote for in the general election. Might have to be the Greens again for me.

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Gore's pullout had to have been triggered by some very heavy hitters letting him know that he would not have their backing.

The question is who are they supporting and who will all the free agents at the local level hook up with.

The only one that can beat Bush is Bad E. Conomy.

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quote: Originally posted by Static23 No, No! I love Bruce! I actually met him in person two months ago when he was promoting his book, If Chins Could Kill...

Two months ago? That's a damn long book tour... I saw Bruce here in Knoxville, TN back in November 2001. Got a picture with my wife, the new baby, Bruce, and I.

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Dean is the one from Vermont... agreed Guy... my favorite one of the bunch.

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Bruce Campbell rules. And I know John Edwards so I have political connections you b*tches.

	08-01-2003 06:48									#45
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quote: Originally posted by JohnT Two months ago? That's a damn long book tour... I saw Bruce here in Knoxville, TN back in November 2001. Got a picture with my wife, the new baby, Bruce, and I.

Actually I saw him four months ago, but the paperback version had just come out.

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quote: Originally posted by MosesPresley Right now, I really like the NC senator John Edwards. He is a young man full of ideas, solutions and energy.

Three words: Millionaire trial lawyer

quote: Watch one of his interviews sometime, you might agree. John Kerry is just another long winded Democrat. A lot of talk designed to anesthetize the voting public and not energize them.

Yeah, a Taxachusetts politician. And the Dems convention in Boston...the GOP couldn't get THAT lucky could they?

quote: Lieberman, you have got to be kidding me. Do you really think the red states that voted for mini-Bush are going to vote for a Jew. I don't think so. Why didn't they just pick a left-handed-lesbian-midget to run with Gore? Let's face reality, this country still has a great deal of racism to deal with. We barely elected a Catholic 43 years ago and none since.

If racism's your concern, vote for Sharpton hehehehehe

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sorry ming, just a friendly joke

(it wasn't real, by the way...)

	08-01-2003 09:35									#48
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Holy Warrior

Al Sharpton is smart, but he doesn't stand a chance. The only thing he would do if he ran third party would be to split the Dems ticket.

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Well, I could beat Bush, if the American public wasn't a bunch of idiots - in a debate on the issues, his inconsistent ass would be toast.

Then again my unpopular, but overwhelmingly consistent views would doom me as well

	08-01-2003 11:36									#50
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"The only truly consistent people are dead."

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Howard Dean! Hooray!

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quote: Originally posted by David Floyd Well, I could beat Bush,

All of the candidates are bush beaters unless you know something I don't.

	08-01-2003 17:00									#53
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quote: Originally posted by Sava Kerry

Is it "that" word again?

quote: MikeHowever isn't a factor in this decision at all. He only wished he was gay. He'd probably get some action that way, especially from a lot of the Poly guys like Rasebelin and Ming.

LMAO

You still don't know how to type my name.

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I still think the ideal Dem ticket would be John Edwards/Mary Landrieu. Two Southerners, an accomplished woman on the ticket (unlike Ferraro in 84), and you get to keep the Catholics who were excited abou Kerry.

No that I could vote for such a ticket without holding my nose and saying ten "Hail Mary"'s afterward, mind you. But I'll bet it would fly.

	08-01-2003 21:36									#55
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Edwards would get hammered on his lack of experience, and Bush just has to make tort reform a priority against the 'millionaire trial lawyer' and he has it won. Many people just don't like trial lawyers.

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Bush's lack of experience didn't seem to hinder him.

	08-01-2003 21:47									#57
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Bush's lack of experience didn't seem to hinder him.

He had a hell of a lot more than Edwards.

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quote: Originally posted by DinoDoc He had a hell of a lot more than Edwards.

You have a strange definition of "a hell of a lot." He'd had 5 years as governor in a state with one of the weakest governorships in the country. That was it for his political experience. Other than that, he'd been a mediocre businessman with a penchant for being involved with bankruptcies and an alcoholic/cocaine addict. Well, I guess that is certainly some kind of experience...

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Rufus: Landrieu is definitely a survivor. But she waffled on abortion in her last campaign, which probably didn't thrill the women's groups kingmakers.

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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov You have a strange definition of "a hell of a lot."

Bush had more than one term, survived reelection, and was an executive position. That qualifies him as having more experience than Edwards.