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On Sat, 26 Oct 2002 04:12:02 GMT, SteveR <texdriver@attbi.com> wrote:

>It is bizarre that a party most commonly associated with manipluation of 
>election law and spirit is the one complaining the most. 

They can hand out some more cigarettes to homeless guys, I guess.

>
>Al Gore did a damn good job convincing people he's the clueless dolt we 
>all suspected him of being, we get Senators running for re-election in 
>Baghdad, Daschle keeps peeing his pants on national TV, Liberal 
>Democrats insist that the country and government are opposed to Bush 
>while they vote for his actions and the polls show consistent support.

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."  Napoleon.

>Democrats are stuck with al Gore. For anyone to challenge him, they will 
>have to state the obvious, that he's not all that bright, and he's 
>clearly not the man you want running the free world in this day and age

There's plenty of lumber for sale at the local Home Depot - surely
the Democrats can find an electable candidate in the treated 
2 x 4 section.

>
>I'm curious 
>to see wehther there is a Democrat other than Miller that knows how to 
>bring the party back to an electable center - one that can do it without 
>trashing a lot of basic constituency values.

How can you say that?  The graveyard (and the holding cells at INS
Headquarters) are the source of 70 percent of Democrat votes,
They'd be more politically irrelevant than Libertarians if they
didn't let dead guys vote.
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