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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: Eashoa' M'sheekha who wrote (288)	1/28/2004 8:54:36 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Read Replies (2) of 81568

Killer, it was Dean, who during one of the debates was provided the opportunity to ask a question to one of the candidates of his choosing. While other candidates did so when they got their turn, Dean tried to set his own rules. He instead asked a question of all the candidates and his question was "If they would all support the Democratic nominee". That he asked such a question indicated to me that 1. He was sure he would be the nominee. 2. He wanted to expose his opponents who would not support him. That strategy backfired since we thought he was very cocky. I hope you are not calling that slander, are you? What else would you call that behavior. He is very condescending of others. He forgets that it is OK for him to beat up on Bush, but that it should not stretch to others such as fellow Democrats and those who attend his campaign meetings and ask questions he does not like. When he does so, we start asking ourselves, "Is this the man we want to elect as our President and give him the opportunity to put his finger on the button?" Killer, this is no rocket science. Tell me where this thinking is wrong. Let us remain focussed on issues.

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