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Politics : Alan Keyes for President, "why not the best man for the job"
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To: Bill who wrote (8)2/1/2000 11:41:00 AM
From: Tadsamillionaire  Read Replies (1) of 38
 
It may surprise you all to find out the farther west the primary's reach, the stronger the support for Keyes becomes.
Is this due to the positive outlook that the western U.S.
has when compared to the doom and gloomer's of the east coast or is it the wild wild west syndrome, where people out west believe that they can take care of themselves and dont have to rely on government to feed, clothe, and meet every daily need. Keyes might surprise us all if McCain loses in New Hampshire and the press gets their way. You can really see a difference between Keyes, Bush and Forbes. If McCain dumps out, Mr Bush will really have his hands full debating Alan Keyes. That Big hat No Cattle act will fall fast. JMHO
This is exactly the scenario to put Alan Keyes into the front runner position.
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