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Gerry wrote:
> 
> In article <3F87039E.BC33AF6D@somewhere.net>, Smitty
> <alan_smithee@somewhere.net> wrote:
> 
> > > Unions have members.  These members are workers.  Corporations have a
> > > board.
> >
> > Corporations have shareholders (well, public ones do, and those are the
> > ones you apparently despise).
> 
> I don't believe corporations speak for workers or the citizenry at
> large.

Oh, but you think unions do???  Thanks to the teamsters, the word
"union" has become synonymous with "corruption".  I see, you don't like
typical politics, but like unions--the corrupters of politics.  Makes
sense.

> > You can thank Clinton for creating the deeply divided political
> > landscape we now live in.
> 
> I can thank Clinton for every bad thing that ever existed, and Reagan
> for everything good.

Not "ever existed", just those bad things since 1992.

> > > I liked McCain.  The Party didn't and has punished him since. What's
> > > his crime. He doesn't always do what he's told and recite the current
> > > newsletter.
> >
> > Neither does Arnold.
> 
> Neither does my brother Billy.  Neither one of them has held office.

Wait a month.  Or is your brother Billy running for county dogcatcher?

> > I saw some interesting statistics on the "poverty line" which showed a
> > majority of those classified so owned TVs, cell phones, microwaves,
> > cars, and a significant portion owned computers.
> 
> Yeah, only the stats one gets on Limbaugh are valid.

Actually, it was on national television news.  But I guess that wouldn't
count to Mr. Cynic because it wasn't on PBS.
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